He is to Kamala Harris what Elon Musk is to Donald Trump — a well-known surrogate with a bottomless bank account and unfailing support.
And much like the far richer and equally famous CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, Mark Cuban is determined to influence the outcome of the 2024 presidential election.
The former “Shark Tank” host and minority owner of the NBA’s Dallas Mavericks has emerged as one of Harris’ most effective spokespersons, touting her economic agenda to a skeptical business community.
He’s even tried to convert Musk, warning the Tesla CEO that loyalty is a one-way street with the Republican nominee.
The battle between the billionaire tech bros has emerged as an intriguing undercard to the presidential race. Each will be taking on even more visible roles in these final weeks before the election.
That visibility comes with some risk. Just as Musk has alienated many progressives with his aggressive advocacy for Trump, Cuban …