“I feel like when I was growing up, I always felt like I was the kid left out,” Yang said. “And you never forget that feeling. And so who's left out in America today?”
Yang talked about a turkey leg he ate at the fair, adding he needs to mind his eating habits because “no one wants a president who doesn’t seem like he can run a mile.”
When asked in New Hampshire if he was worried that voters would see his behavior as “unpresidential,” Yang dismissed the concerns. In 2016, candidate Trump was also deemed “unpresidential.” Al Charlson, 72, the chair of the Iowa Bremmer County Democrats, notes that with Trump now in office, the standards for how candidates should behave on the trail have changed.
That Yang is unembarrassed to appear silly at times does not make his policies or positions any less serious to his supporters.
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