Mark Cuban, the minority owner of the Dallas Mavericks team, stepped on the rake this week when suggesting that Donald Trump’s inner group does not include women who are intelligent and strong.
“You never see him around strong, intelligent women,” Cuban stated, “Never, it’s that simple, he finds them intimidating.” “He doesn’t want to be challenged.”
He said this as he actively campaigned for Kamala Harris.
The insult was directed at the GOP candidate. Women who support Trump were outraged. It’s understandable.
Has anyone else taken issue with this? Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-GA, is confident she fits both the categories of strong and intelligent.
She punctuated her first statement with a clip of herself doing pull-ups. She punctuated her second performance by placing Cuban in a headlock, and then hurling a series of verbal jabs at the dome.
Figuratively of course. You don’t want the “misinformation police” to get you in trouble.
Mark Cuban has a problem. Greene backed up his claim with proof. “The guy looks exactly like Rachel Maddow.”
She provided some proof to support her claim of success, including a degree in business from the University of Georgia as well as running her own construction firm. Her congressional career is also worth mentioning.
Greene concluded, “I support President Trump and I love guns, particularly AR-15s.” Mark, I recommend you take HRT (hormone-replacement therapy) and go to the gym.
Hello – police? I would like to report a crime. (Again, fact-checkers, figuratively).
Could we use the Elon approach in order to resolve this conflict? Musk has spent a lot of time on X trashing Cuban for his support of DEI practices (diversity equity and inclusion). The situation got so bad that at one point, the X CEO even challenged him to a UFC-style fight.
MTG’s odds would be pretty good in this type of matchup.
Greene’s response to Cuban is solid. How does this compare to Trump? Mark was called “a dumb guy who thinks that he is hot stuff” by the former president.
He mocked him for “his lack of clubhead speed” and then he got to the real stuff.
What a legend.
Cuban used to be a reasonable, middle-of-the-road businessman who was not entirely influenced by party politics. Cuban even caused a stir in the political world by expressing interest in becoming the vice president to either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump before the 2016 elections.
He’s become the lovechild of Chris Hayes, and Liz Cheney.
He said earlier this year that President Biden’s cognitive decline wasn’t an issue. He said that he would still vote for Biden in November even if he were to be given “last rites.”
This has not happened. The Democrats installed a candidate who is at least brain-dead and he remains on board.
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