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You won't have Andrew Yang to kick around anymore
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Too soon. Too damn soon.RaceBannon said:I think Yang as entitlements Czar to clean some things up would give it a bipartisan look
I need some time.....
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His plan would eliminate so much wasted money on administrative costs alone. I imagine he could clean up a lot of other things as well.RaceBannon said:I think Yang as entitlements Czar to clean some things up would give it a bipartisan look
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Agree on that. However, his party would make UBI an addition-to welfare, etc., not replacement-of.ThomasFremont said:
His plan would eliminate so much wasted money on administrative costs alone. I imagine he could clean up a lot of other things as well.RaceBannon said:I think Yang as entitlements Czar to clean some things up would give it a bipartisan look
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No way to reasonably pay for that. So you’re probably right.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Agree on that. However, his party would make UBI an addition-to welfare, etc., not replacement-of.ThomasFremont said:
His plan would eliminate so much wasted money on administrative costs alone. I imagine he could clean up a lot of other things as well.RaceBannon said:I think Yang as entitlements Czar to clean some things up would give it a bipartisan look
I don’t think he’d support a plan that was doomed to fail from the start though. -
I have a hard time imagining a Democrat congress, or even GOP, repealing any measure of welfare even if it was replaced with something else.ThomasFremont said:
No way to reasonably pay for that. So you’re probably right.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Agree on that. However, his party would make UBI an addition-to welfare, etc., not replacement-of.ThomasFremont said:
His plan would eliminate so much wasted money on administrative costs alone. I imagine he could clean up a lot of other things as well.RaceBannon said:I think Yang as entitlements Czar to clean some things up would give it a bipartisan look
I don’t think he’d support a plan that was doomed to fail from the start though. -
That's the basis for my pipe dream. I think Trump would actually consider adding Yang and working with him to fix entitlements to at least provide some cover. But the entrenched establishment would be formidable against itGrundleStiltzkin said:
I have a hard time imagining a Democrat congress, or even GOP, repealing any measure of welfare even if it was replaced with something else.ThomasFremont said:
No way to reasonably pay for that. So you’re probably right.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Agree on that. However, his party would make UBI an addition-to welfare, etc., not replacement-of.ThomasFremont said:
His plan would eliminate so much wasted money on administrative costs alone. I imagine he could clean up a lot of other things as well.RaceBannon said:I think Yang as entitlements Czar to clean some things up would give it a bipartisan look
I don’t think he’d support a plan that was doomed to fail from the start though.
As we saw this week Trump's budget that cuts spending increases by 4 trillion and extends a balanced budget out 10 years is being greeted as an attack on the poor, women, and minorities
Cuts spending increases. Not spending.
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I'd pay good money just to see the shitshow on the Left if Yang "defected" to the Nazis.RaceBannon said:
That's the basis for my pipe dream. I think Trump would actually consider adding Yang and working with him to fix entitlements to at least provide some cover. But the entrenched establishment would be formidable against itGrundleStiltzkin said:
I have a hard time imagining a Democrat congress, or even GOP, repealing any measure of welfare even if it was replaced with something else.ThomasFremont said:
No way to reasonably pay for that. So you’re probably right.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Agree on that. However, his party would make UBI an addition-to welfare, etc., not replacement-of.ThomasFremont said:
His plan would eliminate so much wasted money on administrative costs alone. I imagine he could clean up a lot of other things as well.RaceBannon said:I think Yang as entitlements Czar to clean some things up would give it a bipartisan look
I don’t think he’d support a plan that was doomed to fail from the start though.
As we saw this week Trump's budget that cuts spending increases by 4 trillion and extends a balanced budget out 10 years is being greeted as an attack on the poor, women, and minorities
Cuts spending increases. Not spending.
Nothing changes -
lmaodnc said:
I would have voted for him in the general.WilburHooksHands said:
Water is wet. He was always the best Dem candidate.jhfstyle24 said:Truly incredible about how Yang drops out and all of a sudden everyone in the media wants to talk about how he was such a great candidate
Really makes you wonder
Sad but not surprised to see him go.
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This is so true and the reason why so many opposed the idea, but never understood how he wanted to implement it correctly.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Agree on that. However, his party would make UBI an addition-to welfare, etc., not replacement-of.ThomasFremont said:
His plan would eliminate so much wasted money on administrative costs alone. I imagine he could clean up a lot of other things as well.RaceBannon said:I think Yang as entitlements Czar to clean some things up would give it a bipartisan look
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Just need more tim to get his own legislators in there?WilburHooksHands said:
This is so true and the reason why so many opposed the idea, but never understood how he wanted to implement it correctly.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Agree on that. However, his party would make UBI an addition-to welfare, etc., not replacement-of.ThomasFremont said:
His plan would eliminate so much wasted money on administrative costs alone. I imagine he could clean up a lot of other things as well.RaceBannon said:I think Yang as entitlements Czar to clean some things up would give it a bipartisan look
