September 6Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz abandons 2020 presidential ambitionsFormer Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz announced Friday morning he is officially abandoning his exploration of an independent presidential campaign, but the billionaire said he plans to spend significant funds to “transform our broken system.”
April 4Howard Schultz on border conditions: 'A fracturing of American values and of humanity'Billionaire Howard Schultz spoke about border security at Fox News’ town hall.
April 4Could an independent succeed in 2020? Howard Schultz putting question to testHoward Schultz explains that the reason he’s seriously considering an independent run for the White House is “the two-party system is broken.”
April 4‘Spoiling’ for a fight? Dems frantic over fears Schultz bid could boost TrumpIf Republican President Trump is at the top of the Democrats' political target list, billionaire Howard Schultz may soon be second.
April 4Who is Howard Schultz, the former Starbucks CEO mulling a 2020 bid? 5 fast factsFormer Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz credits listening to his instincts with his success in business — and now, the billionaire may potentially be ready for his next challenge: a 2020 presidential bid.
April 4Howard Schultz: Federal debt is out of control, but no one is doing anything about itElected officials must deal with America's $22 trillion in debt. It is a threat to economic growth, opportunity, national security and the sustainability of programs people depend on.
April 3Howard Schultz slams Democrats' socialist slide as he weighs 2020 bidHe's a lifelong Democrat, but Howard Schultz is taking direct aim at his own party these days as he mulls an independent run for the White House.
March 14Howard Schultz apologizes after claiming he spent more time than 2020 candidates with militaryFormer Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz, who is contemplating mounting an independent bid for the presidency in 2020, apologized on Thursday for saying he probably had served more time in the military than any of the candidates who've entered the race, admitting he was simply "wrong."
March 13Schultz details how he’d run the country if elected as an independent presidentHe’s not a declared presidential candidate yet – but former Starbucks chairman and CEO Howard Schultz on Wednesday spelled out how he’d run the country as a centrist president not tied to either major political party.
March 7Howard Schultz: Dems will play 'spoiler' if they pick a nominee with socialist valuesFormer Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz, in an interview with Fox News, said Thursday that Democrats would be at risk of playing a "spoiler" role if they nominate a socialist-aligned candidate to challenge President Trump -- as he tries to turn the tables on criticism from the left that he could ruin the party’s 2020 hopes should he run for president as an independent.
