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Yang ain't a libertarian, he's actually pro-UBI (but reasonable UBI, like 1k a month, not 10-100k).

Yang calling out the issues with a two party system and how it's less policy than political ques people vote on, while saying that on actual policy, most people agree more than they disagree if the info is presented neutrally.

You're correct about needing to cut the others, but that isn't a bad thing in my eyes. It simplifies a lot thing, cuts down on the amount of beauracracy needed, and does a lot of what the others do without the fuss. Though nixing illegal immigration is a must for it to be viable.

And yet, we have Trump advocating for a limited version of it to help people out of work during the virus. And no, reality isn't what UBI conflicts with, it's the 'free market' will fix everything paradaign many are wedded to.

Personally I'm a little bummed by this. I wanted him to get nominated, just to see him and Trump debate. I think that would have been a cool thing to see. His UBI arguments, unlike many others, seem more grounded in what might be possible to get passed. He also came at it from a less...