Mark Cuban lehnte das Angebot ab, als er gebeten wurde, sich als Vizepräsident von Kamala Harris ‚Vizepräsident für Präsidentschaftswahlen zu unterbreiten:‘ Ich bin nicht sehr gut wie die Nummer zwei Person. ‚

    https://variety.com/2025/tv/news/mark-cuban-kamala-harris-vice-president-donald-trump-1236437408/

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    1. RedHeadedSicilian52 on

      Idk, might not have been decisive, but maybe he wouldn’t performed better in the VP debate than Walz.

      OTOH, Minnesota was relatively close. I know the home state advantage isn’t as strong as it used to be, but maybe Kamala would’ve lost the state in this scenario.

    2. moderatenerd on

      Gosh her advice she was receiving during that whole campaign was led by rich white people it seemed. This just icing on the cake. I imagine that wouldn’t have sit well with most super liberal/progressive circles she probably thought she had in the bag. And Cuban is right, he is an interesting Presidential candidate. Does nothing for VP.

      Tim Walz was by far the best choice.

    3. I’m of the opinion even if she was a great candidate with a fantastic campaign she would have still lost due to trends we see globally, but Jesus she was so handicapped by either the Biden admin or just her own advisors. She needed to breakaway and far away from that ideology and she just wouldn’t or couldn’t.

    4. Randomengineer84 on

      Waltz was good but after he became popular with these guys are just weird. Seemed like Harris campaign put him in the background, you didn’t hear as much from him. Times have changed and honestly unsure if either of the candidates can’t ignite the fire to get people engaged to switch or go vote.

      It seems the Republican Party has an amazing social media, radio, tv messaging and plenty of people shaping their messaging and narrative for them. Dems seem to lack this.

      Republicans are good at taking over the national talking point at any given time. I don’t think democrats are capable of this.

    5. givin_u_the_high_hat on

      He’s been very politically vocal, but hasn’t chosen to run for anything. I think between him and his family, they really don’t want the level of scrutiny political office would bring. Maybe something in their past or present. They’re rich and living the good life, why mess that up?

    6. The wording of the title makes it seem like the Dems were asking him be submissive and become the VP. Rather than submit his name to vetted and as a potential candidate.

    7. As dumb as this sounds, the American people at the end of the day still voted for the ‚they’re eating the dogs and they’re eating the cats‘ guy. So as dumb as this is, we were dumber.

    8. Jamie Dimon said something similar when asked by a reporter if he would serve in Trump’s cabinet. (paraphrasing) “I’ve been my own boss for a long time now.”

      Dimon’s wife was a large fund raiser for Harris.

    9. MosquitoValentine_ on

      MAGAs already called Kamala a rich elitist who was out of touch because she dressed nice and had Tiffany jewelry.

      Imagine if she had a billionaire running mate. MAGAs would lose their minds.

    10. Comprehensive-Sale79 on

      I liked Tim Walz but I think I would have loved her to pick Pete Buttigieg to run with her. It’s just that every time I see him getting interviewed he is sharp and well spoken and he brings receipts. Those clowns on Fox News try and trip him up and invariably fail (as far as I’ve seen anyway) I think he would have performed SO well in debates( where Walz was perhaps a bit too affable)

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