I don't think he is finished telling lies yet - so the number will change.

It sounds like you did not read his policy. It was very well thought out and the source of the UBI was going to come from a combination of a strategic VAT and also by removing idiotic subsidies like the ones we give the oil industry, etc... So no, it does not come out of thin air. Also, the $4 Trillion number does not take into account the saving on welfare and other programs that would be significantly lessened - the number is more like $2.5 T. We currently give the subsidies to the rich who may or may not spend it back into the economy. You give that cash to the masses and nearly all of them will spend it immediately - putting it back into the economy - which would stimulate the economy. UBI does not mean everything will be more expensive, it means that consumers have more power and more choice. instead of renting, people can pool their UBIs and buy a home, or they can move to a different area with more options. It is just an economy here income does not start at zero.

It is not that amazing considering so many Yang supporters were not democrats to begin with. Many of them never got involved in politics until Yang came along. When Yang stepped out, there was nothing left to keep them aligned with the democratic party.

Amazing how many Republicans supported Andrew Yang - and most of them are going to vote for Trump now that Yang is no longer in the campaign. After studying his policies, the ideas of the rest of the candidates just seem hallow.

just like Andrew Yang pointed out, we should be the owners of our data and get money if it is used (according to our wishes).

Just leverage the gains of technology instead of suppressing it and put them into the hands of the people.

Yang has the right idea that there are alternatives to coding and that a miner could choose something that is a better fit for their mindset. He definitely has the right ideas on many topics and that is why I plan to vote for him. With the alternatives in mind, he looks better every day.

I can imagine plenty of coders who likely would not last too long working in a mine - especially after 20+ years of always working in an air-conditioned, clean environment and having weaker muscles and an expanded waist-line.

We should not be so desperate that we need a clown to be the chosen outsider. Yang will make a far superior outsider.

Andrew Yang's proposal gets it from a VAT and through the removal of tax loopholes. The VAT makes sense since it "taxes the economy" while simultaneously benefiting the economy. The main benefit goes to the people and those who benefit from the economy the least, get the largest benefit from UBI.

I like his plans for a trickle-up economy and how he is the only one with a real plan to deal with the 4th industrial revolution. He is the least bad of all the candidates and he is someone who has at least some understanding of tech and science unlike most of the others.

I'm glad you set him straight. We don't hear in digital - we hear in analog.

The Pixel did not come with any. Nothing moronic about my frustration. - especially when I have some great wired earphones that I would like to use all day while working but cannot with my phone since the phone battery will run out to quickly.

And, I might add, It was a huge disappointment to hear that Samsung has followed suit.