One step at a time: Andrew Yang and his political climb to the top.

Last December 19, there was another major debate among the remaining Democratic candidates who are still in the race for a place in the official ranking of candidates who will, in fact, have a chance to run for president of the United States. And the evening was very fruitful because the debate addressed several key points in response to the needs of the population.

The event (co-hosted by PBS NewsHour and Politician, and moderated by Judy Woodruff, Amna Nawaz, Yamiche Alcindor, and Tim Alberta) took place at Loyola Marymount University, in Los Angeles and focused on - among many subjects - healthcare, the economy, foreign policy and race, but one topic gained extra and forceful attention during the event: the impeachment of Donald Trump (the current president of the United States).

In general, the debate provided a broader insight into each candidate's ideas / prospects and naturally, sparks came and spread faster this time (this time with a more intense and challenging approach and better grounded arguments), spreading a fire that reflected directly in the percentage of acceptance - and disapproval - of all candidates before the public.

The candidates were:

• Amy Klobuchar
• Andrew Yang
• Bernie Sanders
• Elizabeth Warren
• Joe Biden
• Pete Buttigieg
• Tom Steyer

The list was wiped out in this debate by the Democratic National Committee and instead of having 10 names, it had only 7 and the favorit numbers - whether good or bad - brought some interesting surprises... Especially for those who are cheering for candidate Andrew Yang, who is waging a consistent campaign in pursuit of the world's most disputed political position. So, the war still stands and the candidates keep fighting to keep their seats.

According to the result of the most recent poll released by Morning Consult (a very clear result of how much people are looking to become more aware of political issues), Yang's favoritism among the candidates had the most notable rise in numbers. This caught the attention of the media because he has achieved a significant expressiveness towards the other candidates, especially among those representatives that are in the last places.

Pay attention to these indexes:

Fast Company

Considering all the ups and downs (including the names of the most well-recognized candidates, where the oscillation shows noticeable declines or almost imperceptible positive variables), Yang was the name that most improved his performance and thus improved even more. its popularity among voters. Gradually, he has been able to draw the public's attention to his bold ideas and many people have already been in favor of the changes he intends to implement.

However, of course this does not guarantee any certainty, but the fact is that the scenario seems to be increasingly favorable (albeit at a slow pace) to Yang and his possible candidacy on this long political journey. The challenges are still many and the battle still holds many surprises along the way, but Yang is demonstrating a lot of willpower and a very strategic line with lightweight and fun plot twits (including simple, straightforward answers to controversial questions) to make his name gain more visible highlights among the population.

So far, Yang Gang has done a terrific job! ;)

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This is my most recent contribution (it's the 5th post on this support journey) to @theycallmedan CAMPAIGN for a candidate who is being heavily repressed by mainstream media (and apparently has predefined letters in the political game) and has, primarily, a small group of alternative social media (however, all of them with great potential when it comes to making a big noise) to "pop up" his name everwhere.