Is Howard Schultz The New Face Of Democratic Socialism?

Schultz, a self-made billionaire and former CEO of Starbucks, has been a vocal critic of both Democrats and Republicans.

He has said that he is "not a Democrat" and that he is "not a Republican." He has also said that he is "a capitalist" and that he believes in "free markets."

Schultz has said that he is "not a socialist" and that he does not support "government control of the economy." However, he has also said that he believes in "social justice" and that he wants to "make sure that everyone has a fair shot." He has also said that he is open to raising taxes on the wealthy to fund social programs.

Schultz's views have been described as "centrist" or "moderate." He has said that he is "not a liberal" and that he is "not a conservative." He has also said that he is a "pragmatist" and that he is "willing to work with anyone to get things done."

Schultz has not announced whether he will run for president in 2020, but he has said that he is "considering it." If he does run, he is likely to face strong competition from both Democrats and Republicans.