Mark Cuban Shows Democrats What They’ve Been Missing

According to Mark Cuban, Vice President Kamala Harris appeals to “grinders.”

“The people who put their lives on the line to make a dream come true,” he told me. “That want better for their families and [are] willing to work nonstop to get it.”

“They are driven by the ‘Power of Broke,’” he added, referencing the book of his TV co-star Daymond John about how desperation breeds innovation.

It’s an instructive snapshot of why the Harris campaign has leaned into having the mischievous billionaire as a spokesperson: Cuban has both investor know-how and celebrity status that adds some pizzazz to her pitch for an “Opportunity Economy,” targeted especially at would-be entrepreneurs.