TIME Magazineさんのインスタグラム写真 - (TIME MagazineInstagram)「@andrewyang2020 is one of the Democratic presidential candidates you’ve probably never heard of. But the former entrepreneur is polling better than several more traditionally qualified candidates, he’s amassed a loyal online fan base, and, yes, real-life people show up at his events—like this one in New York City on May 14, where he wore a hat with MATH written across the top (“Make America Think Harder”). He’s also met the qualifications for the first Democratic debate in late June, where he’s hoping to get noticed and become a competitive challenger. Yang, who is vying to become the first Asian-American nominee of a major party, has pitched himself as a change agent, writes Lissandra Villa. He’s talking about issues that no one else is focusing on, from universal basic income (he’s for it) to circumcision (he’s against it), employing an outside-the-box style that comes across as refreshing to voters who crave an outsider. “I can’t tell you how many times people have said to me, you’re the first political candidate I’ve ever contributed to, this is the first political event I’ve ever attended," Yang told TIME. While he remains a rounding error in the polls, his modest momentum reflects the enduring hunger for unconventional candidates. What matters, Yang suggests, is to think differently than Washington does. Go inside Yang's outsider campaign at the link in bio. Photographs by @philipmontgomery for TIME」5月30日 3時03分