He's probably center-right by temperment, but he's said he'd support a businessman for president, but only if that businessman/woman studied the issues facing the country and offered real solutions. He's appalled Trump has no interest in policy. Thus the 10M challenge to Trump to answer questions from him. Like many Americans, he's looking for the non-partisan problem-solver candidate. I'd guess that if Michael Bloomberg had run for president, he'd be the kind of candidate Cuban would get behind. Failing that, Hillary is the next best thing.
When Cuban spoke at Hillary's first Pgh rally after the DNC, he detailed his employment and business career. He was fired from a lot of jobs early on. He got rich by figuring out how to get sports broadcasts to work over the internet. That turned into broadcast.com, iirc, then he sold that service. He bascially invented what's turned into today's internet streaming. The cool thing he's always done is to encourage his employees to invest in their company. When he sold the internet broadcast service, he said he made 300 of his employees, some of whom were min wagers, millionaires.
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