Democrat Yang offers 10 families US$1,000 a month
Democratic presidential hopeful Andrew Yang has warned that automation could cause a third of Americans to lose their jobs in the next 12 years. – EPA pic, September 13, 2019.
TECH entrepreneur Andrew Yang took the stage at the third debate of Democratic presidential candidates with a promise to give a “freedom dividend” of US$1,000 per month to 10 American families for a year. “When you donate money to a presidential campaign, what happens? The politician spends the money on TV ads and consultants, and you hope it works out. It’s time to trust ourselves more than our politicians,” he said in his opening statement in the three-hour debate.
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