Andrew Yang on America's "very bizarre direction" -- and why the two-party system needs to go

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : The same way that I helped bring Universal Basic Income to people's attention, I want to bring open primaries and ranked choice voting to people's attention because our incentives right now are to turn against each other and to become more and more inflamed.
59% : If you change the mechanics, then we can deliver on health care for everyone, on basic income, on lower drug prices, on these things that most of us want.
49% : I would often talk about Universal Basic Income on my show afterwards, including the idea of doing it as an experiment in, say, a depressed area of the country.
46% : Do you think UBI, Medicare for All, these policies that have broad support could be also a part of the antidote, along with ranked choice voting?

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