Trump Names Mel Gibson, Jon Voight, Sylvester Stallone "Special Ambassadors" to Hollywood, Whatever That Means

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

69% : If you're to believe Trump, a task force comprised of three men with an average age of 77 is precisely what Hollywood needs to reclaim its glory days.
60% : Ahead of his second inauguration, Donald Trump is recruiting a team of elderly white men to save Hollywood.
53% : In a page right out Wicked's playbook, Trump ended his Truth Social post by saying that this triumvirate will be an extension of himself, taking tabs on the entertainment industry and reporting back to the president.
48% : Stallone, meanwhile, hid his support for Trump until after the election, then introduced the president-elect at a gala -- calling him the "second George Washington" and adding, "Nobody in the world could've pulled off what he pulled off.
37% : "It is my honor to announce Jon Voight, Mel Gibson, and Sylvester Stallone, to be Special Ambassadors to a great but very troubled place, Hollywood, California," Trump wrote.
35% : On Truth Social, the president-elect announced that he has handpicked this trio of senior citizens (and avowed Trump supporters) to lead the efforts to bring "lost business" to "foreign countries" back to Hollywood.
31% : Voight, who is also Angelina Jolie's estranged father, has been beating the Trump drum since 2016; in October, he tweeted that "we're now in a time of the darkest plague ever" and maintained that Trump was "the only one who will save our country."
27% : In an interview with TMZ ahead of the election, Gibson -- a onetime Hollywood pariah, thanks to his antisemitic and misogynistic comments, who bounced back with a best director Oscar nomination for 2016's Hacksaw Ridge -- said that he believed Vice President Kamala Harris had "the IQ of a fence post" and "a miserable track record," and implied that he would vote for Trump.

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