Cuban stated, "You can't be president and change health care. You've got to get Congress behind you. As an entrepreneur, you can change anything." This emphasizes his belief that impactful changes are more readily achieved in the private sector than through political avenues.
After speculation about a presidential run surfaced again, Cuban clarified, "I have no plans to run." He describes himself as someone who can effect more change outside of the political landscape, reinforcing his stance against entering politics.
Reflecting on the two-party system, Cuban remarked, "Parties vote unilaterally... That's just insane," indicating his frustration with how political alignment can override local needs and representational diversity.
Cuban elaborated that he once considered a presidential run, saying, "My family voted it down, otherwise I would have," showing that personal circumstances and family influence play a role in his political decisions.
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