JadeRose
7 years ago

the more I see him (Yang) explain his positions, the more reasonable he sounds...his primary point is that today's benchmarks for measuring the success of nations are anachronistic and do not take into account measurements that show the average citizen's life, liberty and pursuit of happiness...

delta1 wrote:





Actually, I do agree with that. The way we measure our economy is all wrong. The rich will stay rich. We should be measuring how the poor and middle class are doing for a more accurate measure
JadeRose
7 years ago

Yeah....IDK....he was almost tip toeing into Marianne Williamson's tulips there for a minute....when he said something about changing economic measurements to include well-being and joyfulness or something

dstieger wrote:





I like her, too. She's keeping it weird and she obviously gives no $hits. It harkens back to the FIRST Ross Perot campaign. Not the second one. That got "bad" weird and dark. I remember something about his kid getting kidnapped or something
ZRX1200
7 years ago
Perot wanted to go on the mission he was asked to pay for
Phil222
7 years ago
I like Yang...thought he had a great night. I think he has some good ideas but doesn’t get enough time to talk about anything other than, "The Freedom Dividend." Maybe he will stick around for a bit longer...
dstieger
7 years ago

. It harkens back to the FIRST Ross Perot campaign. Not the second one. That got "bad" weird and dark. I remember something about his kid getting kidnapped or something

JadeRose wrote:



I voted early/absentee that year...before the accusations about gangstalking helicopters or whatever....I don't regret my vote, but I do think I might have changed my mind if I'd been able to wait
rfenst
7 years ago

I like Yang...thought he had a great night. I think he has some good ideas but doesn’t get enough time to talk about anything other than, "The Freedom Dividend." Maybe he will stick around for a bit longer...

Phil222 wrote:



The only way I see him hanging around will require him to spend his own money.
rfenst
7 years ago

best line I heard from last night's Dem "Debate" was by Andrew Yang...he said "we need the opposite of Trump, an Asian man who knows math"

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delta1 wrote:


What about Gillibrands comment about the first thing she would do if elected: "Clorox the Oval Office."
Phil222
7 years ago

The only way I see him hanging around will require him to spend his own money.

rfenst wrote:


I don't think money or "unique donors" are currently his problem. I think he needs to be polling at around 2% in a couple different polls to make the next debate and I'm not sure if he is currently doing that.
DrafterX
7 years ago
Apparently Bush said somethin similar about the oval office after Clinton... 😟
fishinguitarman
7 years ago
Bernie! Bernie! Bernie! πŸ˜ŽπŸ‘πŸ‘ŒπŸ€ͺ😍🀩πŸ₯³
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