Wrong!
It's 3976 years!
Also your username is clearly a lie.
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Andrew Yang Raises $10 Million, in a Display of Fundraising Strength
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Wrong!
It's 3976 years!
Also your username is clearly a lie.
You know, I could really use an extra $1000 a month, which I'm sure will be 6 hundo after taxes, but I just dont want to go with another shady unknown rich dude. Call me crazy.
Forbes estimates Yang's net worth to be 1 million.
Understand that the way you're lying about the argument she's actually making is even less convincing.
Isn't this just people literally flushing their money down the drain? Save the money for retirement, go travel, treat yourself to a massage, etc. Literally thousands of things your money would be spent on than a candidate that has close to a zero percent chance of winning.
There are differing levels of burning money during an election cycle, Yang 2020 rates about the same as Ron Paul 2008.
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I like making threads and having people reply to them. I wouldn't even vote Yang but I like the back and forth between yanggang hashtagers and "um...zero % chance tho" posts.
Having a platform for new ideas, which like or don't Yang he has them, is so crucial in a country as large as the United States. Dismissing someone's campaign because they are a long shot is silly -- important ideas and action have always come from political campaigns, and some of the most important came from losing ones.
The thing about Yang is that he will not win. BUT, his ideas (at least this cycle) will plant a seed for progress. UBI is most def going to be a talking point next election - and we have Yang to thank that for.
Yang is early, but I would predict that him losing this election doesn't mean the end for his political career. It is just the beginning.
Yang is early, but I would predict that him losing this election doesn't mean the end for his political career. It is just the beginning.
I don't really think we have him to thank for it, the idea has been percolating for some time.
