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Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz drops out of presidential race

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The billionaire, who was running as an independent, wrote a letter stating that he didn't believe that the campaign path is the best way to serve the country in the current climate.

The billionaire, who was running as an independent, wrote a letter stating that he didn't believe that the campaign path is the best way to serve the country in the current climate.

  1. 6 Sep 2019

    ☕️🚨 Scoop: Howard Schultz to end presidential campaign ... Will send letter to supporters later today ... Plans to spend $100m on reform

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  2. 6 Sep 2019

    Howard Schultz, the former CEO of Starbucks, said he will not run for president as an independent after concluding that it would pose too great a risk of helping President Trump win again

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  3. 6 Sep 2019

    Former Starbucks chief executive Howard Schultz announces he will not run for president

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  4. 6 Sep 2019

    He’s out. Former Starbucks CEO laments his inability to reach the “exhausted majority” in our rabidly partisan times.

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  5. 6 Sep 2019

    Howard Schultz faced furious blowback from Dems when he considered an independent run for president. Now says he won't do it.

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  6. 6 Sep 2019

    Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz, deciding against a presidential run, says it was tougher than he expected to capture the attention of moderate voters and that he didn’t want to risk reelecting President Trump, & report.

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  7. 6 Sep 2019

    Real news: Howard Schultz was not running for president. He hasn’t held an event for months. He no longer had staff.

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  8. 12 Jun 2019

    Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz is putting his presidential campaign on hold after undergoing back surgery.

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