The billionaire also told the outlet that he plans to vote for former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley in the Texas GOP primary Tuesday as “a protest vote against Trump,” but that he would still support the current president versus the former one.

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      Same, I though maybe a Cuban community leader from Florida or something, I was confused about the quote about Texas

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    No disrespect meant to Mr. Cuban, but if we ended up in another ‘Cuban Missile Crisis’ type scenario, I’m not so sure that Biden could lead us out of that nightmare successfully.

    If only Biden would take a cognizant/mental test and release the results of said test publically.

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    Well, Mark Cuban is one of the few people who could honestly say Biden has all his best interests at heart.

    He’s a billionaire, “fiscally conservative”, and supports Israel’s genocide against Palestinians.

    That’s like the only demographic Biden is doing really well with.

    It’s like saying the leader of the KKK is voting trump, yeah, we didn’t need an article telling us that.

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        If it makes you feel better, wanting to hold politicians accountable regardless of party is the most popular view.

        It just pisses off republicans and neoliberals equally.

        Kind of a win/win situation.

        It’s just not always easy to tell why someone is mad. Unless they explicitly say, it’s pretty hard to tell the difference between a Biden and trump supporter online.

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      I feel you missed out a lot of things that Biden as done well and went out of your way to describe Biden as closely as possible to Trump.

      Sometimes billionaires and people don’t want a crazy insurrectionist in office.

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        I know lots of dems are mad at Biden, but it’s like they forgot what happened two elections ago. People were mad that Hilary was forced down their throats and didn’t like her as a candidate. They didn’t vote for her out of protest and look what happened. I’ve been hearing more and more the same kind of talk this election cycle. No one likes being forced to vote for a candidate, and they should certainly have a better campaign than, “Well look at the alternative,” but not voting for Biden is basically voting for Trump. Primaries are absolutely the time to make a protest vote, but let’s not fall for this nonsense again. Biden is not handling the Palestine/Isreal problem well but the alternative would be even worse.

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          This is like abused spouse logic…

          Why be mad at voters and not the people who keep putting up bad candidates?

          I’m not sure if you remember 08, but the party fought Obama hard and there was a big campaign for neoliberals to vote R, which they did.

          But it wasn’t enough because lots of non voters turned out and became voters. They just needed a candidate they truly believed would help them.

          And Obama was/is really good at convincing people of that.

          Biden and Hillary aren’t.

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        Sometimes billionaires and people don’t want a crazy insurrectionist in office.

        They often dont.

        But when our only two options is “batshit crazy social/conservative fiscal” and “conservative social/conservative fiscal”.

        It kind of gives us a problem.

        No matter what party wins, the billionaires win.

        We just have to decide if we want social progress to roll back, or stay the same.

        Which is why 1/3 of the country doesn’t vote. And why Obama flipped a bunch of red states his first term.

        We can run progressives and easily win elections and get stuff done. Or we can run neoliberals and pray they beat the Republican in a coin flip election.