Spike Cohen directly tagged Mark Cuban Sunday and asked if he'd buy into a business with a one- to three-percent profit margin. This comes after Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris came out against price gouging and suggested Soviet-style price controls for groceries, which usually have a profit margin of around 1.6 percent.

"That’s like saying those 37 states are communistic."

We will find out when? She's been vice president for three-and-a-half years and has now stopped taking questions from the press.

As we wrote earlier, POLITICO wrote a piece about how Trump was trying to tie Harris to Joe Biden's economic policies. Her policies are the policies of the Biden-Harris administration … blame inflation and high gas prices on price gouging, not printing trillions of dollars for climate change nonsense.

Harris wouldn't even give TIME an interview for the puff-piece cover story they were writing on her.&nbsp;

 {ai:summary}<p>Spike Cohen stirred the pot on Twitter, asking Mark Cuban if he'd invest in a business with a meager profit margin. This talk followed Kamala Harris’s sharp rebuke of price gouging and a suggestion for price controls, igniting a smoldering debate over economic policies. </p><p>Cuban’s retorts keep the dialogue sparking, hinting at a connection between these policies and communism, while critics question Harris’s commitment and clarity amidst inflation woes. It’s a game of words in a shadows play, where no one seems to hold the high card. #politics</p>

Mark Cuban Reminds Us We've Only Had Four Weeks to Learn Kamala Harris' Policies

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