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Mark Cuban Drops Kamala Harris Support, Seeks Healthcare Reform

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Mark Cuban dismisses Kamala Harriss future presidential run, focusing on healthcare reform. He launched Cost Plus Drugs and supports the Break Up Big Medicine Act. Cuban advocates for fresh faces in politics, urging both parties to deliver cheaper, better healthcare options.

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Mark Cuban Drops Kamala Harris Support, Seeks Healthcare Reform

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Mark Cuban Drops Kamala Harris Support, Seeks Healthcare Reform. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 21st, this is entertainment and celebrity news, today pop culture powered by AI. Mark Cuban just dropped a bombshell, straight up saying he's done supporting Kamala Harris for any future presidential run. In a recent chat with Politico's Alex Burns, the billionaire made it crystal clear those days are over, no looking back. Cubans been on a mission to fix America's broken healthcare system. Back in 2022, he launched his cost plus drugs company, selling meds at cost plus a 15% markup, a flat $5 fee, and $5 bucks shipping. He's also backing the bipartisan break up big medicine act from Senators Elizabeth Warren and Josh Hawley to smash healthcare monopolies and cut cost. When Burns brought up Harris' healthcare pitch from the 2024 race, Cuban shut it down hard, saying he doesn't remember it and doesn't care. He stressed both parties need to deliver cheaper, better options right now, no rehashing old fights. Looking ahead, Cuban flat-out said no to another Harris run, calling for fresh faces

by 2028. He didn't rule out voting Republican if it means what's best for the country, pushing to shake up the two-party stranglehold. Bottom line, Cuban's eyes are on real reform, not past loyalties, and he's betting on whoever steps up with the right plan to make healthcare work for everyone.

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