Vivek Ramaswamy could be the GOP's Andrew Yang -- and that's a good thing!

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : As you may recall, entrepreneur Yang embarked on his "longer than longshot" bid for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020 with the top campaign priority of pushing a universal basic income.
53% : Ramaswamy, also an Ivy-educated policy wonk, has his own share of pet issues that deserve more Republican action, among them central bank digital currencies, affirmative action and the unaccountability of the executive bureaucracy, and our economic entanglement with China.
46% : The second was the nation's former Ambassador to the United Nations and the two-term governor of South Carolina.
46% : His flagship issues such as Universal Basic Income, ranked choice voting, and climate change, are now mainstream subjects of debate and relatively popular among Democrats and centrists.

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