I'm shocked, said absolutely no one.

[bigtree]

[Wounded Bear]

1. Was he ever really a member of the Party...

or was it a "marriage of convenience?"

These rich guys would usually do better to pick a good democratic candidate or cause and back it with their money, not run in vanity campaigns intended to bolster their personal fortune and power.

[Sympthsical]

2. He's not rich

This is one of those odd impressions people got. They heard "tech" and immediately assumed he was loaded. He only had a few million, maybe, when he ran in 2020.

He was literally one of the least well off people running in that campaign.

[dawg]

3. Yang's not really that rich.

Highest estimate of his net worth that I've seen is $4 million.

[StarfishSaver]

5. That's rich

It's just not "I and everyone in my family could spend $10 million dollars a day and we'd all still die stoopid rich" stoopid rich.

[CentralMass]

4. There are some who are Democrats in name but not action and some who are Democrats in action but

not by name. I guess time will tell for Yang.

[FSogol]

6. Doubtful. Here's some tells:

1. Run for the highest possible position first. Don't take a lower position and work your way up.
2. Discount help from your party
3. Accept the notion that "only I can fix this"

[StarfishSaver]

7. So far, he's been the former

And he's now about to be neither.

[PJMcK]

8. Good luck, Mr. Yang

See ya.