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Hollywood Titans Turn on Biden, Urge Him to Bow Out of 2024 Race

In Tinseltown, it seems the winds are shifting, and not in Joe Biden’s favor. Michael Douglas, known for his roles in films like “Wall Street,” recently echoed sentiments shared by George Clooney, suggesting that maybe it’s time for Biden to gracefully step aside from the 2024 race. Douglas acknowledged Biden’s years of public service but emphasized the critical nature of this election, implying that it may be time to cut ties with the current administration.

Douglas’s remarks on “The View” reflect a growing unease among some in the entertainment industry. Clooney, who previously hosted a fundraiser for Biden, penned a damning op-ed essentially declaring that the Democrats’ chances of success in the upcoming election are bleak with Biden at the helm. Even Rob Reiner, known for his iconic role as “Meathead,” reiterated his previous call for Biden to bow out, adding to the chorus of voices urging a change in direction. 

 

The Hollywood glitterati’s shift away from Biden is not just a matter of celebrity opinion. Heavyweight industry players like Endeavor CEO Ari Emanuel and Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings have signaled a withdrawal of support for the embattled president. This withdrawal of financial backing coupled with vocal calls for Biden’s exit paints a challenging picture for the current administration and raises questions about the Democratic Party’s next steps.

With mounting pressure on Biden to reconsider his reelection bid, the once-reliable Democratic fundraising well in Hollywood may be drying up. It’s a tough spot for Biden, who is facing not only dissent within his own party but also a growing chorus of doubt from traditionally supportive sectors. The calls for change are getting louder, leaving many to wonder if a significant shift within the Democratic Party may be on the horizon – all while Team Biden scrambles to maintain a unified front amid the increasing discord.

Written by Staff Reports

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