Andrew Yang for President

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BREAKING: Andrew cracks Top 10 in CNN rankings

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Exciting news—just this morning, CNN released their latest rankings for the 2020 Democratic presidential field. Out of 24 candidates, only 10 get placed in the ranking.

For the first time, they placed Andrew in the Top 10. That places us far ahead of sitting senators, governors, members of Congress, and former Cabinet members. We are gaining serious momentum—and the media is finally starting to catch on.

Andrew Yang shows up on the CNN Power Rankings list for the first time

But to win, we need to jump at the chance to build on this early attention. That means we need to hit our $3.5 million fundraising goal by the June 30th reporting deadline. Please click here to donate $20 today.

$3.5 million is DOUBLE what we raised last quarter. If we succeed in hitting that goal, we will be the insurgent candidate that all the press is talking about. We will climb in the rankings. We will rise in the polls. And we will have the war chest we need to seriously compete for the Democratic nomination.

Contribute $20 today and let’s keep the momentum growing.

Onward,

-Team Yang

BREAKING: WaPo calls Andrew “total disrupter”

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You’ve been a part of the Yang Gang so you know that we’re building something special here. But the media is starting to take notice too.

Andrew Yang on the front page of the Washington Post.

On the front page of the Washington Post you’ll see a profile of Andrew describing him a “total disrupter” in the Democratic field. And they’ve taken notice of your work too saying, “his online army of support has elevated his profile immeasurably.”

This is the start of a movement never before seen in politics, but now there are going to be more eyes on us than ever, and we need resources to continue to elevate Andrew’s Humanity First message.

Will you chip in $20 today to keep our momentum moving forward and show the world that this online army can live up to its reputation?

Thanks,

The Yang Gang

Washington Post on the Trail with Andrew

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Fred Raimey, a 42-year-old truck driver who records YouTube videos under the name “Fred the Felon,” had come a long way to see Andrew Yang. He had discovered the presidential candidate on podcasts and shaken off his political cynicism. Yang, he explained, had “real solutions” — starting with his idea of providing a universal basic income of $12,000 annually to every American. That, Raimey said, was why he invited Yang into his truck to record a video, and why he drove from Arizona to rural New Hampshire to see Yang speak. 

You can read the full coverage here.

Andrew and John Iadarola Discuss His Campaign on The Damage Report

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“Andrew Yang’s presidential platform is idiosyncratic. He’d like to fine companies that harass you with robocalls, force the NCAA to pay its college athletes, modernize voting so you can cast ballots from your cell phone and create a system that ensures Americans have an income of at least $1,000 a month.”

Watch the entire discussion here.

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