Reminder of what people are calling the “radical, extreme-left agenda”:
✅ Medicare for All
✅ A Living Wage & Labor Rights
✅ K-16 schooling, aka Public Colleges
✅ 100% Renewable Energy
✅ Fixing the pipes in Flint
✅ Not Hurting Immigrants
✅ Holding Wall Street Accountable— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) July 18, 2019
See „AOC buckled under pressure over basic income“ on Basic Income News.
Sascha Liebermann
Why only workers? What about caretakers? Stay at home parents? People with disabilities? https://t.co/e2bU6OSCtR
— Christians 4 Yang ☂️ Eric PS Chen 鄭品舜 (@ecchen1) 28. Januar 2020
"Senator Sanders' description of a federal jobs guarantee does not take into account the work of people like my wife, who's at home with our two boys, one of whom is autistic."@AndrewYang touts his $1,000-a-month universal basic income policy proposal https://t.co/w79uDO5yp5 pic.twitter.com/69lgnklPIb
— CNN (@CNN) October 16, 2019
Dieser Cartoon ist in der San Diego Union-Tribune folgendermaßen übertitelt: „Presidential candidate Andrew Yang announced $120,000 giveaway during debate“. Da es keinen Text dazu gibt, erschließt sich nicht, wie die Zeitung auf den Betrag kommt. Yang schlägt, wie bekannt eine „Freedom Dividend“ von 1000 US-Dollar im Monat für Personen ab dem 18. Lebensjahr vor. Will die Zeitung in die Irre führen?
Sascha Liebermann
It never ceases to amaze me to watch someone like Bernie claim that unconditional economic security somehow diminishes our ability and desire to work and that we need to continue withholding money from people to coerce them into selling their labor.
Also: https://t.co/j3YIXbVq1E https://t.co/J4urJxQHFu
— Scott Santens (@scottsantens) August 27, 2019
Siehe auch hier.
