Entrepreneur Andrew Yang announced on Tuesday he is shutting down his presidential campaign after dismal results in the Iowa Caucus and New Hampshire primary, but he also is signaling that his future may include another run for the White House.
Presidential hopeful Andrew Yang promised he would give 10 American families a “freedom dividend” of $1,000 a month for a year — or $120,000 — during his opening statement at the Democratic debate on Thursday in Houston, Texas.
Entrepreneur and presidential candidate Andrew Yang’s flagship “Freedom Dividend” proposal is reportedly catching on “with a lot of black folks,” according to The Root’s “2020 Presidential Black Power Rankings” released on Monday.
Presidential candidate Marianne Williamson (D) over the weekend said that reading presidential candidate Andrew Yang’s Book, The War on Normal People, made her support universal basic income [UBI], which Yang calls the “Freedom Dividend.”
Jerry Nadler (D-NY) got another primary challenger this week — 25-year-old former Andrew Yang campaign staffer Jonathan Herzog.
Tech entrepreneur and Democrat presidential candidate Andrew Yang got an endorsement from another tech guy on Saturday with a tweet from Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
Democrat presidential hopeful Andrew Yang has loyal online supporters who want to see the technology guru move into the White House.
Presidential candidate Andrew Yang (D) announced on Stephen Colbert’s show on Monday evening that he will give his third freedom dividend of $1,000/month to a Twitter follower who re-tweets his announcement and follows him before July 4.
Robert Francis “Beto” O’Rourke believes that presidential candidate Andrew Yang’s $1,000/month “freedom dividend” is now “an idea worthy of conversation” right now as more jobs are becoming automated.
Presidential candidate Andrew Yang’s campaign is arguing that his $1,000/month “freedom dividend” could reduce mass shootings and even lessen antisemitism.
Entrepreneur and 2020 presidential candidate Andrew Yang (D) is calling out Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) for “backward-looking” solutions that are trying to “resuscitate” last century’s economy while raising concerns about Sanders’—and former Vice President Joe Biden’s—“advanced age.”
Presidential candidate Andrew Yang (D) on Monday evening mocked the mainstream media for still insisting that “Russia” collusion, “racism,” and “sexism” got President Donald Trump elected and not understanding that Trump’s economic nationalism actually propelled him to the White House.
