2020 Democratic presidential dropout Andrew Yang said he would consider joining the administration of one of his former rivals if he or she wins the White House.
“You know, I’m not a dick. Like, obviously someone like offers me something serious and impactful but we can help do some good work, I’m not going to be like, ‘F— that,’” Yang told the Atlantic Tuesday night.
“A secretary of technology or even … one of the existing departments,” he added about his potential choice of Cabinet positions.
Yang ended his long-shot presidential bid on Tuesday after a poor showing in the New Hampshire primary, outlasting the campaigns of some members of Congress and governors.
The tech entrepreneur, who is not ruling out a future run for office, said he’s ready to help the eventual Democratic nominee win the White House.
“If my efforts and exertions can help ensure that Donald Trump doesn’t win, then I’ll be there every freaking moment of every freaking day,” he said. “I’ll go fight for it. What are we doing here otherwise? What am I going to do, just watch Trump get reelected? That would be terrible.”
