Dan Larson, U.S. Senate Candidate of Montana and I Sit Down for a One on One Interview. Discuss UBI.

Daniel Larson is a candidate for U.S. Senate from the Great State of Montana.

Mr. Larson is running on a platform of change, including Universal Basic Income.

Sit down with us for an informative interview and get to know this senatorial candidate.

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From DanForMontana.com...

My mission is to be a voice of opposition to the current state of the Republican Party. I believe it is time to take an introspective look at where we are and move forward to a version of the future we can be proud of.

On June 2nd, 2020, Montana has the opportunity to send a message that will echo around the county. All we have to do is join together and say STOP.

STOP to the current politics of division and corruption, which consume our federal government. With your vote, we will halt this slide toward greed and corruption.

On June 3rd, the Republican party will begin its transition toward the party of Lincoln, and away from the party of Mitch McConnel and Steve Daines.

To accomplish this goal, I need the support of Republicans, Democrats, and Independents. Let us band together and send a message to the political establishments in this nation.

We will not reward politicians for their sliding morals and shifting positions. There is no honor in stoking the fires of division, what you say and how you say it matters, especially from the leaders of this nation.

The Republican Party has to maintain 23 seats in the Senate this year, 20 seats in 2022, and Nominate a President in 2024. What expectations will we have for those candidates? Why are we waiting for future unknown politicians? We can start expecting more today.

This nation will begin to heal when we all work together and demand that our public servants serve the public and not special interests.

Montana wants to send a Republican to the U.S. Senate this year, and I intend to give Montana Republicans a new voice. A voice that inspires through understanding, and does not divide through manipulation. There are additional voices of wisdom in the republican party; most are yet to be elected. We just need to start listening.

From Yang2020.com...

Job displacement, due to automation, is a threat for which we must prepare.

Endorsed by leading economists, futurists and the greatest thinkers of our time... Andrew Yang has properly identified the problems, and has the correct policies to solve them.

Andrew M. Yang is an American entrepreneur, philanthropist, lawyer, and 2020 Democratic presidential candidate. He is the founder of Venture for America, a nonprofit organization that focuses on creating jobs in struggling American cities.

Introduction to Andrew Yang...

I’m Andrew Yang, and I’m running for President as a Democrat in 2020 because I fear for the future of our country.

Eight years ago, I had just sold my education company and married my wife, Evelyn. The country was struggling through the aftermath of the financial crisis, so I made it my mission to bring jobs back to the communities that were hit hardest. I saw firsthand how many of our children didn’t see economic opportunity at home and were moving away to the same cities. That’s why I founded Venture for America (VFA), an organization dedicated to rejuvenating local economies. By helping entrepreneurs create jobs in cities like Baltimore, Detroit, Pittsburgh, and Cleveland, we could create strong economies throughout the country and give children a reason to stay.

In its first year, VFA trained 40 Fellows; by 2017, more than 500 VFA Fellows and alumni had launched dozens of companies and helped create thousands of jobs across the country. The Obama White House even named me a Champion of Change in 2012 and a Presidential Ambassador for Global Entrepreneurship in 2015.

Despite the success I saw with VFA, as I worked in these cities, I came to a terrible realization: automation is destroying jobs, and entire regions are being left behind. For years, I believed new business formation was the answer—if we could train a new generation of entrepreneurs and create the right jobs in the right places, we could stop the downward spiral of growing income inequality, poverty, unemployment, and hopelessness.
I like Problem Solver Politics and I will continue to watch them.

I do not appreciate the unfair bashing they gave to Andrew Yang over his endorsement of Biden?

They sounded like Bernie supporters and we do not need #YangGang bashing #YangGang.

This is my rebuttal because someone has to say it. They reach thousands of #YangGang and I do not want anyone thinking Andrew made the wrong move.
I’m proud of the work I did at VFA. But during my time there, it became clear to me that job creation will not outpace the massive impending job loss due to automation. I was pouring water into a bathtub with a giant hole ripped in the bottom.

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