Will influx of Chinese revolutionize US Gov's "business as usual" politics?

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I was thinking about this the other day at the gym. I overheard a refreshingly legal immigrant telling someone (in English spoken better by her than most US natives btw) she'd just moved here from China a few days prior. Since I'm a known lothario I struck up conversation with her and since I'm alpha as fuck I talk about politics anywhere I want, so I didn't hesitate to ask her her about her perceptions of US politics in anticipation of her very first participation in a democracy.

To transition from small talk and broach the discussion of politics I threw any reasonable standard of impulse control out the window and straight up asked her if she had any kiRAB. Yup that's right; kid(s) plural. I got, of course, the Chinese benchmark answer to that question: one boy.

As the conversation evolved it became clear that what I expect to be the case in the vast majority of Chinese immigrants is indeed the case with this woman. A native South Floridian, I'm very aware of the political leanings of 1st and 2nd generation Cuban Americans. Simply stated, when someone has experienced first hand the dehumanizing bondage of communism, they tend to know it when they see it. So they see the New Left dominated (D) Party for what it really is. Unlike the indoctrinated pseudo-intellectual hipster douchebags and codependent automatons who sustain the (D) Party, and just like the Cuban Americans who fled communism, this coming wave of new Chinese Americans will be adverse to centralized government. They will fundamentally reject the (D) party and they will be consistent because they aren't easily manipulated like, say, everyone who voted for Barry.

This is not to say they will vote (R), either. The plutocratic tendencies of the (R) establishment is just another means of control, by proxy of corporations, and I do believe Chinese Americans will see this. So (I think you can see where this is going), that leaves the very antithesis of communism. Libertarian principles haven't established enough leverage in US government because herpderp Americans are generally too irresponsible and gay to erabrace it. But Chinese Americans will and you can take that to the bank.
 
These anti-D immigrants won't become a significant force until there's a viable major 3rd party, because they aren't going to just fall into the repub. party by default - and they aren't the libertarian type either.
 
Not the case with my Chinese co-worker. He came to America for opportunities (including the opportunity to make more than one baby, and he now has one boy and one girl), but he's communist as hell. He BARELY does his job. He feigns ignorance and goes into what we now refer to as Chinamode (that is, breaks up his English, says things like "sooo confused", shuffles paper loudly, acts irritated) in order to avoid more responsibility. In political conversation, he tries to be amiable, but his socialist leanings come through pretty clearly, using worRAB like "worker" instead of "citizen". He's also always first to be second. Like, if your house is on fire, he'll peek out his window until the FD arrives, then rush over and say "can I do anything to help!?" That shit happens all the time with mundane things around the office like changing light bulbs. Bulb can sit for three days burned out, but as soon as someone ELSE gets the bulb from the supply room and starts changing it, THEN he "wants to help" (knowing full well that whoever is doing the job he wouldn't do has it well in hand).
 
china is going to buy huge amounts of land here, import thier own workers who are not subject to our labor laws and make gooRAB here to save on shipping
 
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