How does nationalism deal with the problem of high-IQ, highly educated people being overwhelmingly left wing?
For instance the Trump campaign seems to have broad appeal among the rich, the poor, the middle class, the workers, the business owners, even students. Conspicuously missing are "intellectuals" (for lack of a better term) such as doctors, scientists, authors and artists. This is not to say pro-Trump people from these groups don't exist (I consider myself one of them), but they are extremely rare.
In the long term, it is necessary to have a functional community of people with above average intelligence and education. These guarantee, among other things, steady technological progress. But it seems like the redpill has not reached many of these people.
If you'll excuse the absurd thought experiment: Suppose Trump became president and everyone who voted against him left for Canada. Would we have enough engineers, academics, doctors, lawyers, scientist and so on to maintain the US at a 1st world level? Given how overwhelmingly anti-Trump these groups are right now, I suspect the answer is no.
Of course, these fields have a very high populations of (((certain groups))) which are intrinsically harmful, but surely there will be enough white people of sufficient intelligence and competence. Currently, many such people are also non-white immigrants, who are understandably anti-Trump. However, even if you take the white segment only, there is still an alarming preponderance of liberal leanings.
Is it that smart people simply see a path of least resistance in parroting the liberal mainstream consensus for the sake of their career, and once Trump and right wing ideas took over they would just as quickly turn conservative as well? Or is there some other solution? How did Germany deal with this issue?