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Solutions. That's ultimately what it's all about. Andrew Yang🧢⬆️🇺🇸 left the Democratic Party and co-founded Forward Party because solutions are not going to come from the current system. Check it out. Then #StepForward.
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@AndrewYang Yet he endorses the Democrats without ever putting a fight. Make it make sense.
@AndrewYang When i first heard about Yang and listened to him I thought he had some decent ideas. However, time has proven to show the truth; he is nothing but a water carrier for the DNC. He SHOULD have gotten right behind @RobertKennedyJr and supported him. Instead, he sold his soul.
@AndrewYang All he does is support the current system and the blue team no matter what.
@AndrewYang The he became a Kamala-Waltz fan boy!
@AndrewYang Andrew Yang is a sellout
@AndrewYang Unfortunately, this is a ploy to keep moderate dems to not go republican
Lairs. We know your game. You're financial records of public record. Money talks, you are democrat insurgents trying to capture democrats leaving the party and from joining libertarians. In time, we will ruin you. We will approach colleges, and schools with these records. I will not allow you to perverse the election any more. When the media is release to the public again you will not recover the fraud lawsuits, and you will do time.
@AndrewYang But why throw such strong support behind a DNC machine that forced a candidate upon us, and has done nothing to prove that Harris is anything different than the two party madness that has gotten us here?
@AndrewYang special interests run the joint
@AndrewYang He backs the DNC, so no
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