Andrew Yang is Ross Perot for millennials

a reply to: projectvxn

Oh no, I get it.

It's like anything else. It will wreck the economy and create problems they then have to fix with more control until they have to finally control it all as was always the aim. They'll blame free market capitalism while we head that way though. Everything they do would work beautifully except for unrestrained capitalism.

originally posted by: RazorV66
a reply to: neo96

I saw that story linked on Drudge last night.
He’s got a lot of ideas on his policy page. Some very questionable, some seem reachable.
When you go to all the other candidates policy pages, there is a picture of Trump with the caption “Orange man bad”

No Agenda

a reply to: neo96

Dont worry the Republicans actually have your back

/end sarcasm

The partisan bs around used to be scorned upon now its the status

Hold on while I bury my head back in the sand

a reply to: Edumakated

The only thing these partisan hacks can intellectualize is

"Democrat = bad, Republican gurd durrrr"

a reply to: CriticalStinker

That's all, just a $1,000, that's like nothing. What a waste.

a reply to: neo96

The Vat increases the price of goods across the boards.

So what, did Yang argue for an UBI as well?

The financial transaction tax /Capital gains tax SCREWS middle class pensions,IRA's 401ks.

You really have a different problem if a FTT screws with your pensions already.

Then there's the 'prosperity Grants'.

An UBI would create more revenue in taxes and it will boost the economy.

There isn't enough money to pay for the snip he wants, and it has a destructive compounding effect destroy everything, and everyone.

Oh, the hysteria!

In times of quantitative easing and increased military spending you look like an idiot perpetuating this line of common myths. Just saying.

Tissue or cookie?