Mark Cuban Sums Up Kamala Harris In 3 Words That Trump 'Will Never Be'
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The outspoken billionaire also noted that the vice president "didn't make things up" during her Fox News interview Wednesday — unlike "her opponent."
Mark Cuban praised Vice President Kamala Harris for her “beautiful” performance in her Wednesday Fox News interview with Bret Baier, noting that the Democratic nominee was three things former President Donald Trump would never be: “Strong, Smart and Measured.”
“When Brett went hard after her. She didn’t call him names,” Cuban wrote Thursday on X, formerly Twitter. “She didn’t quit the interview. She didn’t make things up. She never once complained the questions were tough. She never played the victim card.”
The outspoken billionaire naturally compared those traits to Trump’s. The Republican nominee fumed Monday about the interview after it was announced and said on his social media platform that he would have “preferred seeing a more hard hitting journalist” sit opposite Harris.
“She didn’t lose her temper,” wrote Cuban in his social media post. “She didn’t take the bait to diminish or talk down to Trump supporters. [He] has been the president and campaigning for 9 years. Kamala Harris has caught up to him in just 100 days. That speaks volumes.”
Cuban argued that these are the reasons “people want to vote for her,” including “so many Republicans and Independents” who have jumped ship from their former parties to endorse Harris, and said she “is everything her opponent is not and will never be.”
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