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@AndrewYang: How hard is it to get a plant reopened and approved when it’s impacting thousands of families or import supply? Come on.

Administrator May 16, 2022

How hard is it to get a plant reopened and approved when it’s impacting thousands of families or import supply? Come on.

— Andrew Yang🧢⬆️🇺🇸 (@AndrewYang) May 16, 2022

Andrew Yang (@AndrewYang) / Twitter

@scottsantens: “I don’t qualify for assistance. You make too much money to qualify for assistance, but then you don’t make enough money to be able to save to get somewhere else to live. So I’m in that middle place – that gray area I had a hard time seeing my whole life.”UBI reaches that area.

Administrator May 16, 2022

“I don’t qualify for assistance. You make too much money to qualify for assistance, but then you don’t make enough money to be able to save to get somewhere else to live. So I’m in that middle place – that gray area I had a hard time seeing my whole life.”

UBI reaches that area. https://t.co/IwXkfqYSn0

— Scott Santens (@scottsantens) May 16, 2022

Scott Santens (@scottsantens) / Twitter

@thehill: .@RepMTG on baby formula shortage “This is something that is hard to even imagine, but we cannot trust our government. If you’re an expecting mother, I urge you strongly urge you to do the best you can to try to breastfeed.”

Administrator May 15, 2022

.@RepMTG on baby formula shortage “This is something that is hard to even imagine, but we cannot trust our government. If you’re an expecting mother, I urge you strongly urge you to do the best you can to try to breastfeed.” https://t.co/IQ425YKOGp pic.twitter.com/mcvwWyF4Ir

— The Hill (@thehill) May 15, 2022

The Hill (@thehill) / Twitter

@raguileramx: Yeah, on Feb 10 this was seen as potentially provocative given there was no assurance that Russia would actually invade and all efforts were being made to avoid this. Now that it did, the gloves are off.Not terribly hard to figure this out, genius.

Administrator May 14, 2022

Yeah, on Feb 10 this was seen as potentially provocative given there was no assurance that Russia would actually invade and all efforts were being made to avoid this. Now that it did, the gloves are off.

Not terribly hard to figure this out, genius.

— Rodrigo Aguilera (ProgressumTV) 🇲🇽 🇺🇦 (@raguileramx) May 11, 2022

Ro Khanna (@RoKhanna) / Twitter

@RoKhanna: Here’s the big difference between Starbucks organizers and Howard Schultz:Organizers know how to actually win a campaign. I’m proud to stand alongside them and hard working, every day Americans.

Administrator May 10, 2022

Here’s the big difference between Starbucks organizers and Howard Schultz:

Organizers know how to actually win a campaign. I’m proud to stand alongside them and hard working, every day Americans.

— Ro Khanna (@RoKhanna) May 10, 2022

Krystal Ball (@RoKhanna) / Twitter

@AndrewYang: The question then is: how to achieve anything? The answer lies in moving away from the two-party system and pushing toward reforms that enable different factions and coalitions to emerge that also introduces real competition for both parties. Is it hard? Sure. But also necessary.

Administrator May 7, 2022

The question then is: how to achieve anything? The answer lies in moving away from the two-party system and pushing toward reforms that enable different factions and coalitions to emerge that also introduces real competition for both parties. Is it hard? Sure. But also necessary.

— Andrew Yang🧢⬆️🇺🇸 (@AndrewYang) May 7, 2022

Andrew Yang (@AndrewYang) / Twitter

@AndrewYang: It’s very hard to place our trust in any individual, particularly in a polarized time when 50% of Americans despise the same person that the other 50% venerates. We are more comfortable with – and accustomed to – being failed by faceless bureaucracies . .

Administrator May 5, 2022

It’s very hard to place our trust in any individual, particularly in a polarized time when 50% of Americans despise the same person that the other 50% venerates. We are more comfortable with – and accustomed to – being failed by faceless bureaucracies . . https://t.co/SyTmvxyvQn

— Andrew Yang🧢⬆️🇺🇸 (@AndrewYang) May 5, 2022

Andrew Yang (@AndrewYang) / Twitter

@scottsantens: The average monthly cost of inflation to American families is about identical to the average monthly benefit the monthly child tax credit was providing them, meaning families could be protected from inflation, but instead Congress decided to hit them 2x as hard by taking it away.

Administrator April 18, 2022

The average monthly cost of inflation to American families is about identical to the average monthly benefit the monthly child tax credit was providing them, meaning families could be protected from inflation, but instead Congress decided to hit them 2x as hard by taking it away.

— Scott Santens (@scottsantens) April 18, 2022

Scott Santens (@scottsantens) / Twitter

@EvelynYang: ❤️ to @AndrewYang after being very preoccupied this week. If you are curious about what he’s been up to— this is EVEN better than I remembered it live. Respect you for always fighting for the hard thing, not the easy thing. Stay wild. 😉🔥❤️

Administrator April 15, 2022

❤️ to @AndrewYang after being very preoccupied this week. If you are curious about what he’s been up to— this is EVEN better than I remembered it live. Respect you for always fighting for the hard thing, not the easy thing. Stay wild. 😉🔥❤️ https://t.co/PhrQ8uTJaC

— Evelyn Yang (@EvelynYang) April 16, 2022

Evelyn Yang (@AndrewYang) / Twitter

@ubi_works: “Hard work does not pay off like it used to” – Dr. Paul Kershaw, UBC Professor and @GenSqueeze founderCanadians are facing the big squeeze: tech is melting wages as costs continue to rise. Canadians need basic income.

Administrator April 9, 2022

“Hard work does not pay off like it used to” – Dr. Paul Kershaw, UBC Professor and @GenSqueeze founder

Canadians are facing the big squeeze: tech is melting wages as costs continue to rise. Canadians need basic income.https://t.co/QvpzdYYlWX pic.twitter.com/GyLOuXLSQY

— UBI Works 🇨🇦 (@ubi_works) April 8, 2022

JJ MacNab (@scottsantens) / Twitter

Flash News

@RoKhanna: If Democrats want to regain the trust of people across the country, we need to deliver on the things that materially improve people’s lives.It’s time for Biden to cancel student debt for millions of Americans. Now.

@AndrewYang: In America the unimaginable is becoming commonplace. What will it take to spur real action in a polarized country? You hope this is it but we have seen so many horrors and come away with little but grief and mourning and a dread of the next atrocity.

@karrilevens: Good night everyone….God bless!

@FundForHumanity: Poverty is a very expensive societal problem. It’s much cheaper, more efficient not to mention more moral to just GIVE PEOPLE MONEY.

@scottsantens: Good guys with guns didn’t work. Time to throw that solution out. Maybe we should go ahead and do some things that the majority of voters actually want? Like universal background checks (~90%) and requiring licenses (~80%) in the same way we do for vehicles?LET’S DO SOMETHING.

@thehill: Greene easily wins Georgia GOP primary

@dpakman: I filmed this segment around noon today and tragically it’s already out of date

@RoKhanna: Fourteen little kids, dead.When are we going to wake up as a country?Abolish the filibuster. Pass gun safety legislation, now. This needs to stop. We can never allow this to happen again.

@AndrewYang: This is fucking terrible.

@Lavitta122: #CuteCats

Tag: hard

@AndrewYang: How hard is it to get a plant reopened and approved when it’s impacting thousands of families or import supply? Come on.

@thehill: .@RepMTG on baby formula shortage “This is something that is hard to even imagine, but we cannot trust our government. If you’re an expecting mother, I urge you strongly urge you to do the best you can to try to breastfeed.”

@raguileramx: Yeah, on Feb 10 this was seen as potentially provocative given there was no assurance that Russia would actually invade and all efforts were being made to avoid this. Now that it did, the gloves are off.Not terribly hard to figure this out, genius.

@RoKhanna: Here’s the big difference between Starbucks organizers and Howard Schultz:Organizers know how to actually win a campaign. I’m proud to stand alongside them and hard working, every day Americans.

@AndrewYang: The question then is: how to achieve anything? The answer lies in moving away from the two-party system and pushing toward reforms that enable different factions and coalitions to emerge that also introduces real competition for both parties. Is it hard? Sure. But also necessary.

@AndrewYang: It’s very hard to place our trust in any individual, particularly in a polarized time when 50% of Americans despise the same person that the other 50% venerates. We are more comfortable with – and accustomed to – being failed by faceless bureaucracies . .

@scottsantens: The average monthly cost of inflation to American families is about identical to the average monthly benefit the monthly child tax credit was providing them, meaning families could be protected from inflation, but instead Congress decided to hit them 2x as hard by taking it away.

@EvelynYang: ❤️ to @AndrewYang after being very preoccupied this week. If you are curious about what he’s been up to— this is EVEN better than I remembered it live. Respect you for always fighting for the hard thing, not the easy thing. Stay wild. 😉🔥❤️

@ubi_works: “Hard work does not pay off like it used to” – Dr. Paul Kershaw, UBC Professor and @GenSqueeze founderCanadians are facing the big squeeze: tech is melting wages as costs continue to rise. Canadians need basic income.