If they would do nothing about it then they are no better than any other politician and will conduct business as usual regardless what they say or promise.

A non politician will (hopefully) adress the job on a right and wrong basis. What is being exploited by the Cubans per this article is wrong. Either enforce the rules and bring it to s astop....let the chips fall where they may.

Or change the laws and the rules to fit what is being done (which is being done by default anyway).

I personally believe when a non politician steps up to the plate and perhaps upsets some minority or specialty group, the impact will be offset by the silent majority that might finally get off their collective a$$e$ and back somebody/something.