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Andrew Yang (Former 2020 Presidential Candidate): What's his future? #YangGang :lupe:
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Yang mefukk it #imwithyang
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Read through his platform. It's pretty good. Not certain that it's aimed particularly for me, but it would help a lot of Americans.
Sure, why not.
Again, what would he need to do for his plan to be particularly aimed for you and those like you?
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okay, i watched this video and yang is definitely smart, articulate, engaging, and makes a lot of good points.... i don't know what experience he has in government... that was one of my issues with trump... i'm not partisan, so i don't say it was a bad thing that trump had no government experience but it isn't a big deal that yang doesn't have any government experience... his lack of government experience is concerning to me... however, if i had to choose between yang and trump, i think yang would be an enormous upgrade....
Most of what I need is addressed at the local and state level.
Nationally, education, infrastructure, programs for black advancement,prison reform, police reform, decriminalization ofmarijuana, and generally making sure the country will be a safe place for my son.
And then making sure you actually get shyt done on your platform.
That said,most of what Republicans do doesn't even bother me if it weren't rooted fukk everyone over who isnt rich or white.
Most of that is on his platform, sounds like you might not seen the whole page.
https://www.yang2020.com/policies/reduce-mass-incarceration/
https://www.yang2020.com/policies/controlling-cost-higher-education/
https://www.yang2020.com/policies/legalization-of-marijuana/
https://www.yang2020.com/policies/every-cop-gets-camera/
https://www.yang2020.com/policies/rebuild-america/
I read his entire platform but it's not his three major goals as I said. Therefore it's something I shouldn't expect him to accomplish in his own. Like I said,those things require flipping your local and with regard to him state elected representatives to push it through.
Nice try and flipping what I said you in the other thread though.
I wouldn't wait two days to respond without reading it.
Getting things in line isn't a real policy.
@BillBanneker you got something to say younging?
being a successful businessman doesn't mean you know how to run an economy.
We gotta stop with this talking point. I’d still feel comfortable choosing a businessman over a lawyer or a career politician because they have a experience in running a large organization and delegating, and due to the nature of their careers and education they have a stronger grasp on global economics and how policies affect businesses, trade, industries and macro economies. Trump doesn’t speak for all businessmen, he’s a moron and regardless of his profession he would’ve been a moron.
The country isn't a real estate business. Negged cac.
Pretend the country is a large corporation and you're the CEO whose only priority is making money for shareholders.
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I disagree, I'm not saying you need to be a "career politician", but I think you need a working knowledge of how government works and it's limitations. This is entails some type of functional background of a government / public service job.
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Agree to disagree. I'd vote for a genius billionaire entrepreneur over someone who spent their life in policy. Anybody can do that shyt. Generally, the smartest most talented people aren't working in government anyway because it pays shyt so you're starting off with a disadvantage right there. The most talented people are those that rose to the top in the private sector. Most of them could easily assimilate into Washington politics but, I doubt most people working in government could ever become high functioning businessmen. And if there is any blind spots, that's exactly why the President has thousands of people working for him.