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George Clooney urges Joe Biden to resign, noting decrease in support

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In a surprising turn of events, Hollywood legend George Clooney has joined the chorus of voices urging President Joe Biden to step back from the 2024 election race against Donald Trump. Clooney, known for his sharp wit and political activism, raised concerns about Biden’s age impacting his ability to lead the Democratic party to victory in November.

In a poignant New York Times essay, Clooney expressed his admiration for Biden’s past accomplishments but voiced unease about the president’s recent performance and signs of decline. He highlighted the importance of acknowledging reality over wishful thinking, stating that Democrats cannot afford to ignore the warning signs.

Drawing attention to private conversations with Democratic lawmakers, Clooney revealed a shared sentiment that Biden may not be the best candidate to face off against Trump in the upcoming election. He suggested that a fresh face within the party could invigorate voters and reenergize the base.

Despite calls for Biden to step down, the president and White House officials have remained steadfast in their commitment to the race. Biden himself made it clear that he is not deterred by a single debate performance and is determined to continue the fight against Trump.

Support for Biden has also come from Governor Kathy Hochul of New York, who commended his resilience and leadership qualities. However, voices like those of Clooney and other prominent figures in the entertainment industry, including Stephen King, Rob Reiner, and Michael Moore, continue to question Biden’s ability to lead effectively.

As the debate rages on within the Democratic party, the pressure mounts for Biden to make a decision that could change the course of the 2024 election. Stay tuned for more updates on this evolving political drama.

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