This is what the American Dream looks like when hard work meets real talent. Suma Krishnan came to America as an immigrant and built a $4 billion biotech empire from scratch. She didn’t rely on government handouts or woke diversity programs to succeed.
At age 51, most people are thinking about retirement. But Krishnan saw a terrible skin disease affecting children and decided to fight back with cutting-edge gene therapy. She risked everything to help kids whose skin was as fragile as butterfly wings.
Here’s the best part – she and her husband Krish told the venture capital vultures to take a hike. They built Krystal Biotech without begging Silicon Valley elites for money. That takes real guts in today’s world where everyone wants a handout.
The results speak for themselves. Their Pittsburgh company now trades on the stock market and has already gotten one life-saving drug approved by the FDA. They’re creating real jobs for real Americans while actually helping sick children.
Krishnan is now worth $287 million and still pushing forward with new treatments. This is how capitalism is supposed to work – smart people taking risks to solve problems and getting rewarded for success. No government bureaucrats picking winners and losers.
The liberal media loves to bash successful entrepreneurs as greedy. But Krishnan spent years developing medicine for kids with a rare disease that big pharma ignored. She put helping families before easy profits.
This Indian immigrant followed the rules, worked harder than everyone else, and achieved the American Dream through merit. She didn’t need special treatment or quotas to succeed. Her genius and determination were enough.
Politicians should study this story instead of pushing socialist nonsense. When government gets out of the way, amazing Americans like Krishnan can change the world. That’s the kind of immigrant success story that makes America great.
