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Inside the internet-fueled rise of Andrew Yang
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June 6, 2019
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June 6, 2019
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11,075
3,109
3.84%
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6:21Now PlayingHow an internet-savvy political campaign (and that MATH hat?) is turning Andrew Yang into a 2020 contender. #CNN #News #Cillizza #AndrewYang
*UPDATE:* Yang has updated his website since his launch to remove the upper age limit (64) on the Universal Basic Income plan.
Yang said in a May 22 interview that when people opt into UBI, they agree to forego certain existing welfare benefits, but Medicare and Social Security will stay
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