TMZGeorge Clooney Doubles Down on 2024 Decision to Pull His Support From Joe Biden
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- Politician Portrayal
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49% : As you know, Trump -- the Republican candidate -- beat Kamala handily to win back the White House for a second term.44% : At one point during the Q & A, "60 Minutes" correspondent Jon Wertheim asked Clooney about his decision to pull his support from Biden during the 2024 presidential election against Trump.
31% : " After watching the interview, Trump weighed in on it on his Truth Social" platform, describing Clooney as a "second-rate movie 'star" and a "failed political pundit," while also hurling many other insults.
24% : Clooney also takes a veiled shot at Trump about facts versus "Fake News.
16% : George Clooney is doubling down on his decision last year to stop supporting Joe Biden during the presidential election, prompting a brutal response by Donald Trump.
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