Billionaire and outspoken Kamala Harris supporter Mark Cuban is under fire from Donald Trump’s campaign after making comments on “The View” about the former president’s interactions with women. Cuban, who is set to host a Harris campaign town hall in Atlanta tonight, asserted that Trump is “never around strong, intelligent women,” a statement sparking backlash from Trump’s team. Cuban’s critique comes amid a heated election season as he aligns himself closely with the Harris campaign, actively countering Trump’s narrative.
The Trump campaign swiftly responded, labeling Cuban’s words as “extremely insulting” to the thousands of women working for or supporting Trump. The campaign’s statement argues that Cuban’s remarks belittle the professional contributions of women affiliated with Trump and discount the support he has among female voters. Cuban, a regular guest on talk shows and no stranger to political controversy, stands by his comments, emphasizing his belief that Trump lacks substantial engagement with women who embody “strength and intelligence.”
The Atlanta town hall, where Cuban will speak alongside Harris supporters, is expected to draw significant attention following his statements. Political analysts note that Cuban’s comments have generated mixed reactions, reflecting the polarizing atmosphere around gender and representation in this election cycle.
