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Topic	Why does Andrew Yang "have no chance"?
DrascalKiller 11/29/19 1:50:19 PM #19:	Andrew Yang just isn't a particularly good candidate. His version of UBI is about as bad as you can make it (it's not even Universal for goodness sake). He has no establishment backing, so who knows how he'll form a cabinet that isn't full of business people (or he'll have to make a deal of some sort with Dems, which likely will take all of the teeth out of his policies). Like if you want progressive policies, vote Bernie or Warren then do what you can to make them push it through. If you want "back to normal" policies, vote Biden/Buttigieg/Klobuchar/Bloomberg. Otherwise don't worry about voting until next November lol <cite>DrascalKiller posted [p:930871295] in Why does A... [t:78210600]...</cite> <quote>Andrew Yang just isn't a particularly good candidate. His version of UBI is about as bad as you can make it (it's not even Universal for goodness sake). He has no establishment backing, so who knows how he'll form a cabinet that isn't full of business people (or he'll have to make a deal of some sort with Dems, which likely will take all of the teeth out of his policies). Like if you want progressive policies, vote Bernie or Warren then do what you can to make them push it through. If you want "back to normal" policies, vote Biden/Buttigieg/Klobuchar/Bloomberg. Otherwise don't worry about voting until next November lol </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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