Andrew Yang Promised to Create 100,000 Jobs.

[Thinker101]

Mr. Yang is running for mayor of New York City as a bold thinker and entrepreneur. But his results have been uneven.
The idea back in 2011 was as simple as it was ambitious: help struggling American cities by recruiting promising college graduates, finding them jobs at start-ups in those cities and training them to open businesses of their own.

Only a small fraction of the group’s alumni have started companies, and most of those businesses have either closed or moved to traditional start-up hubs like Silicon Valley. Today, only about 150 people work at companies founded by alumni in the cities that the nonprofit has targeted.

A self-described “numbers guy” Mr. Yang left the group’s budget depleted, tax filings show. In 2017, when he left to run for president, the nonprofit spent $2.6 million more than it raised, ending the year with only about a month’s worth of cash in reserves.

Yep, sounds like the typical Democrat.

Andrew Yang Promised to Create 100,000 Jobs. He Ended Up With 150.

 

[Shelzin]

To be fair... Starting up a company a couple years before this Covid bullshit was a bad idea unless it was making masks or sanitizers. I mean when 9 out of 10 businesses fail under good conditions, they are generally fucked under bad ones.

Not to mention... He's running against Cuomo. It's going to be pretty hard to out douchebag him.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

I’m still waiting for the day one of these left wing communist billionaire is going to start sending out checks to all the little people.

 

[Thinker101]

To be fair... Starting up a company a couple years before this Covid bullshit was a bad idea unless it was making masks or sanitizers. I mean when 9 out of 10 businesses fail under good conditions, they are generally fucked under bad ones.

Not to mention... He's running against Cuomo. It's going to be pretty hard to out douchebag him.

A couple of years? Sounds more like 10 years. But then again, that's the old school math.

 

[xband]

Mr. Yang is running for mayor of New York City as a bold thinker and entrepreneur. But his results have been uneven.
The idea back in 2011 was as simple as it was ambitious: help struggling American cities by recruiting promising college graduates, finding them jobs at start-ups in those cities and training them to open businesses of their own.

Only a small fraction of the group’s alumni have started companies, and most of those businesses have either closed or moved to traditional start-up hubs like Silicon Valley. Today, only about 150 people work at companies founded by alumni in the cities that the nonprofit has targeted.

A self-described “numbers guy” Mr. Yang left the group’s budget depleted, tax filings show. In 2017, when he left to run for president, the nonprofit spent $2.6 million more than it raised, ending the year with only about a month’s worth of cash in reserves.

Yep, sounds like the typical Democrat.

Andrew Yang Promised to Create 100,000 Jobs. He Ended Up With 150.

Mr. Yang promised 100,000 jobs but produced 150. Yahoo News.

 

[TheGreatSatan]

Andrew Yang was shadow banned by the shadow cabal during the campaign. That makes me like him. He must be a good person.

 

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

I have to say, listening to him during the race, he seemed to be the ONLY sentient and viable actual human there. Sure he's in politics, and we all know not all politicians promises happen.......but out of all of those soul-sucking Dementors, he seems to be the least megalomaniacal.

I hope he does get the Mayors job. We will get to see what he does. And if he's worth it, maybe he will run again for President.

I'm not Republican, I'm not Democrat, I'm not any specific party. I vote for the best candidate possible......from the chosen few that end up on the voting ballot. And many times, there has been no viable candidate in my eyes, so I write in my own candidate.

 

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

Mr. Yang is running for mayor of New York City as a bold thinker and entrepreneur. But his results have been uneven.
The idea back in 2011 was as simple as it was ambitious: help struggling American cities by recruiting promising college graduates, finding them jobs at start-ups in those cities and training them to open businesses of their own.

Only a small fraction of the group’s alumni have started companies, and most of those businesses have either closed or moved to traditional start-up hubs like Silicon Valley. Today, only about 150 people work at companies founded by alumni in the cities that the nonprofit has targeted.

A self-described “numbers guy” Mr. Yang left the group’s budget depleted, tax filings show. In 2017, when he left to run for president, the nonprofit spent $2.6 million more than it raised, ending the year with only about a month’s worth of cash in reserves.

Yep, sounds like the typical Democrat.

Andrew Yang Promised to Create 100,000 Jobs. He Ended Up With 150.

Mr. Yang promised 100,000 jobs but produced 150. Yahoo News.

Yeah............thats the problem...............Yahoo "News"/AOL "News". "News" written by their Chinese chimps on Apple laptops, while watching porn.

 

[Indeependent]

Mr. Yang is running for mayor of New York City as a bold thinker and entrepreneur. But his results have been uneven.
The idea back in 2011 was as simple as it was ambitious: help struggling American cities by recruiting promising college graduates, finding them jobs at start-ups in those cities and training them to open businesses of their own.

Only a small fraction of the group’s alumni have started companies, and most of those businesses have either closed or moved to traditional start-up hubs like Silicon Valley. Today, only about 150 people work at companies founded by alumni in the cities that the nonprofit has targeted.

A self-described “numbers guy” Mr. Yang left the group’s budget depleted, tax filings show. In 2017, when he left to run for president, the nonprofit spent $2.6 million more than it raised, ending the year with only about a month’s worth of cash in reserves.

Yep, sounds like the typical Democrat.

Andrew Yang Promised to Create 100,000 Jobs. He Ended Up With 150.

promising college graduates

You mean Indian graduates who can't program their way out of a paper bag which is why 99+% of them fail.

 

[xband]

Mr. Yang is running for mayor of New York City as a bold thinker and entrepreneur. But his results have been uneven.
The idea back in 2011 was as simple as it was ambitious: help struggling American cities by recruiting promising college graduates, finding them jobs at start-ups in those cities and training them to open businesses of their own.

Only a small fraction of the group’s alumni have started companies, and most of those businesses have either closed or moved to traditional start-up hubs like Silicon Valley. Today, only about 150 people work at companies founded by alumni in the cities that the nonprofit has targeted.

A self-described “numbers guy” Mr. Yang left the group’s budget depleted, tax filings show. In 2017, when he left to run for president, the nonprofit spent $2.6 million more than it raised, ending the year with only about a month’s worth of cash in reserves.

Yep, sounds like the typical Democrat.

Andrew Yang Promised to Create 100,000 Jobs. He Ended Up With 150.

promising college graduates

You mean Indian graduates who can't program their way out of a paper bag which is why 99+% of them fail.

India failed marvelously on the pandemic.

 

[wamose]

This story sounds like a Cuomo plant to take the heat off of himself. Cuomo must go.

 

[DudleySmith]

Mr. Yang is running for mayor of New York City as a bold thinker and entrepreneur. But his results have been uneven.
The idea back in 2011 was as simple as it was ambitious: help struggling American cities by recruiting promising college graduates, finding them jobs at start-ups in those cities and training them to open businesses of their own.

Only a small fraction of the group’s alumni have started companies, and most of those businesses have either closed or moved to traditional start-up hubs like Silicon Valley. Today, only about 150 people work at companies founded by alumni in the cities that the nonprofit has targeted.

I bet they were too embarassed to say how many of those 150 were green card slaves living four to a room in their tech ghetto.

 

[DudleySmith]

Mr. Yang is running for mayor of New York City as a bold thinker and entrepreneur. But his results have been uneven.
The idea back in 2011 was as simple as it was ambitious: help struggling American cities by recruiting promising college graduates, finding them jobs at start-ups in those cities and training them to open businesses of their own.

Only a small fraction of the group’s alumni have started companies, and most of those businesses have either closed or moved to traditional start-up hubs like Silicon Valley. Today, only about 150 people work at companies founded by alumni in the cities that the nonprofit has targeted.

A self-described “numbers guy” Mr. Yang left the group’s budget depleted, tax filings show. In 2017, when he left to run for president, the nonprofit spent $2.6 million more than it raised, ending the year with only about a month’s worth of cash in reserves.

Yep, sounds like the typical Democrat.

Andrew Yang Promised to Create 100,000 Jobs. He Ended Up With 150.

promising college graduates

You mean Indian graduates who can't program their way out of a paper bag which is why 99+% of them fail.

Beat me to it. That was the first thing anybody who has worked in Silly Cons Valley would have asked.

 

[Shelzin]

To be fair... Starting up a company a couple years before this Covid bullshit was a bad idea unless it was making masks or sanitizers. I mean when 9 out of 10 businesses fail under good conditions, they are generally fucked under bad ones.

Not to mention... He's running against Cuomo. It's going to be pretty hard to out douchebag him.

A couple of years? Sounds more like 10 years. But then again, that's the old school math.

What do you mean "old school math"?

 

[gipper]

To be fair... Starting up a company a couple years before this Covid bullshit was a bad idea unless it was making masks or sanitizers. I mean when 9 out of 10 businesses fail under good conditions, they are generally fucked under bad ones.

Not to mention... He's running against Cuomo. It's going to be pretty hard to out douchebag him.

A couple of years? Sounds more like 10 years. But then again, that's the old school math.

What do you mean "old school math"?

Do Americans STILL believe words said by a politician? Any politician? After decades of lies, one would think they would know better by now.

 

[Flash]

Government doesn't create anything.

All government does is steal from Peter to pay Paul.

 

[Shelzin]

Do Americans STILL believe words said by a politician? Any politician? After decades of lies, one would think they would know better by now.

Oh... Some are better than others. But I agree on the overall sentiment.

 

[dblack]

Not to mention... He's running against Cuomo. It's going to be pretty hard to out douchebag him.

And isn't that pretty much the WHOLE problem? This two-party choke hold is killing us.

 

[Shelzin]

Not to mention... He's running against Cuomo. It's going to be pretty hard to out douchebag him.

And isn't that pretty much the WHOLE problem? This two-party choke hold is killing us.

Absolutely no argument there.

 

[Thinker101]

To be fair... Starting up a company a couple years before this Covid bullshit was a bad idea unless it was making masks or sanitizers. I mean when 9 out of 10 businesses fail under good conditions, they are generally fucked under bad ones.

Not to mention... He's running against Cuomo. It's going to be pretty hard to out douchebag him.

A couple of years? Sounds more like 10 years. But then again, that's the old school math.

What do you mean "old school math"?

LOL, isn't the new and improved Democrat math suggest all answers are correct.