Starbucks founder wants to run in the election Trump tweeted: he has no balls

Published: Feb 1, 2019 11:47

SMM2: on January 21, Starbucks Coffee founder said he was considering running as an independent candidate for president in 2020. As soon as the news came out, it immediately attracted global attention.

 

Trump's tweet is full of arrogance, not only mentioning that Schultz does not have the courage to run for president, but also bluntly saying that he is not smart enough, and implying that he is smarter than Schultz, which shows that Trump is really a big mouth. Be outspoken, dare to say anything, and not afraid to offend!

Schultz was born poor and his father was a worker. He was well aware of the hardships of life at the bottom of the working people, so Starbucks has always been very generous in dealing with his employees. To this day, Schultz provides complete health insurance and stock options to all employees. Schultz himself has his own position on politics, attaches importance to human rights and freedoms, and opposes discrimination and prejudice. In these aspects, Schultz personally dared to express his support for the same sexual marriage and also dared to employ refugees. He is called "the most political corporate leader".

But a cold figure is in front of us, that is, the president of the United States is like a donkey. So far, no independent person has been able to enter the White House. Although Schultz is not short of money, it seems that the election has nothing to do with more money and less money. In 2012, billionaire Mitt Romney lost to lawyer-turned-Obama, and this time Trump is also a big tuhao, billionaire, I am afraid Schultz's election road is bad.

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