Kamala Gets Brutal Snub From Top Donor, Longtime Democrat

His response was immediate and decisive: “No.”

When pressed to recall Harris’s 2024 message on health care, Cuban dismissed it with “Don’t remember, don’t care. Those days are gone.”

He added that he is not focused on picking or promoting any candidate for 2028 stating “I don’t care who the candidates are; I’m not trying to pick a candidate; I’m not trying to promote a candidate.”

Cuban emphasized his priority is fixing the broken health care system rather than relitigating past campaigns.

Conservatives view this as a telling admission from a high-profile Democrat insider that even former boosters now recognize Harris was a weak, flawed candidate whose campaign lacked substance, vision, and broad appeal.

Harris’s 2024 run ended in a decisive defeat to President Donald Trump.

Trump won 312 electoral votes to Harris’s 226 and secured the popular vote with approximately 77.3 million votes to Harris’s roughly 75 million, marking a clear rejection by the American people.

Her tenure as border czar under the Biden administration coincided with record illegal border crossings exceeding 10 million encounters nationwide.

Fentanyl deaths surged dramatically, with over 200,000 Americans dying from fentanyl poisoning between 2021 and 2023 as the deadly drug poured across the southern border.

Inflation reached multi-decade highs under the Biden-Harris watch, with working families hit hard by rising costs for groceries, gas, housing, and everyday essentials.

Crime rates in many major cities spiked amid soft-on-crime policies promoted by progressive Democrats, including Harris.

Cuban’s cold shoulder highlights the growing realization among some on the left that recycling the same failed leadership offers no path forward after the 2024 loss.

Harris often struggled with basic policy details, delivering confusing answers and word salads on critical issues such as the economy, energy, and national security.

For years conservatives warned that Harris embodied the worst failures of the previous administration, including open borders, record inflation, and policies that weakened American strength at home and abroad.

Her campaign failed to inspire confidence or offer concrete solutions beyond identity politics and attacks on Trump.

Cuban’s shift away from Harris signals that even big-money Democrats are ready to move on from the empty rhetoric and ineffective governance that defined her time in office.

His focus on lowering health care costs ironically aligns more with Trump administration efforts to increase competition, reduce drug prices, and cut bureaucratic red tape than with the bigger-government approaches favored by Harris.

Grassroots conservatives celebrate the moment as further proof that the Harris era was a disaster that even her former boosters now quietly admit was a mistake.