Mexico Have Won!

A Cuban Vs. A Trump, who will win? Neither one of the two would, but the American people would lose for sure in 2020.

Reality TV Star versus Reality TV Star: 2020 presidential election — the American people are sick of it.

Owner of the Mavericks basketball team wants to challenge D J Trump for the highest office in America.

There’s an adage that says: You fool me once, shame on you, but if you fool me twice, shame on me.

Although Mark Cuban is a more intelligent person than President Trump, the fact is he’s just another businessman/entrepreneur who took a gamble and got lucky with his bet.

This does not make him prime subject to run America’s Government.

There is a reason Ross Perot had been rejected by the electorate back in 1992. Most of it realized that a fast-talking used car or shoe salesman does not necessarily a good president make.

The operation of the United States Government is more complicated than the process of a billion dollar company. There are a lot of moving parts that the eye of the untrained non-governmental CEO does not see and understand.

It’s more than just bribing a few public officials for favorable zoning — as Trump has come to learn, the hard way.

We have seen the havoc a lack of experience in government can wreck upon the nation and its psyche.

The American presidency has become the laughing-stock of the world. 

It has become a scarecrow sitting on the farm.

To the untrained eyes it a horrible and scary thing, but to those with intelligence (the farmers) they know what exactly the scarecrow is and thus it’s not taken seriously — as made evident by the performance of stock market.

The Stock Market does not react to what the president says or does anymore.

The sound decision has been made to ignore the rantings of an ill-equipped naked King Midas sitting in the White House, at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

So a Cuban in the White House? No thank you, Mark. Stick to watching over your basketball team.

Advise for Cuban: First run for governor, mayor or a seat in the US Senate, gain some experience, then try running for the White House.

Staff Writer: Clinton Franklin