'She is not an ideologue,' the billionaire Shark Tank star told Newsweek, describing Harris as 'far more stable' and 'open minded.'
Mark Cuban believes a second Donald Trump term would be 'worse' than his first, which is why he's become one of Vice President Kamala Harris' leading evangelists in the 2024 presidential election.
In your conversation with other business leaders, what are their sentiments regarding Harris v. Trump? Do you think you are having an influence on your peers in the business world?I deal with three types of businesses, the big ones, with say more than 100 employees. Subchapter S and LLC businesses and sole proprietors.The biggest companies that are in oil and gas are more open to Trump. The rest I haven't seen many people get excited about him.
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