Andrew Yang drops out of Dem presidential primary with just 10% reporting in NH

On Tuesday, it was reported by Fox News that Democrat presidential candidate Andrew Yang dropped out fo the 2020 field, with only 10% reporting in the New Hampshire primary.

Yang made news for his proposal to give every person in America $1,000 by redistributing the wealth from top earners in the country.

BREAKING: Andrew Yang is dropping out of the Democratic presidential race for White House. “The decision was pretty clear,” Yang’s campaign manager tells me. “It doesn't feel honest to keep taking money and enthusiasm from our supporters, but also from the Democratic Party."
— Yamiche Alcindor (@Yamiche) February 12, 2020

David Axelrod, former Chief Strategist for former President Barack Hussein Obama wrote on Twitter after Yang’s announcement, “[Andrew Yang] was a breath of fresh air in the race for POTUS. A unique, humane and often humorous voice, who shone a light on the impact of technological change and offered bold, thoughtful answers. This is not the last we will hear from him.”

.@AndrewYang was a breath of fresh air in the race for POTUS. A unique, humane and often humorous voice, who shone a light on the impact of technological change and offered bold, thoughtful answers. This is not the last we will hear from him.
— David Axelrod (@davidaxelrod) February 12, 2020

The Sen. Bernie Sanders (D-VT)-backed “People for Bernie” congratulated Yang supporters for being “involved in the political process,” while posting a photo saying, “solidarity forever.”

We're proud of everyone who got involved in the political process through your campaign.

Together, we're going to defeat the most dangerous president in modern history, flip the senate, hold the house, and change the world.

Solidarity forever. pic.twitter.com/c0jPijofpV
— People for Bernie (@People4Bernie) February 12, 2020

This is a developing story.