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In a candid interview with the New York Times’ Maureen Dowd, Hollywood star George Clooney delivered a scathing critique of the former Biden administration’s communication strategy, particularly highlighting their inability to effectively convey economic achievements to the American public.
During the conversation, Clooney didn’t mince words when discussing the administration’s messaging failures. “The Biden administration was terrible at explaining that we’re a world economy, where we were actually doing better than all the other G7 countries,” he stated, attributing the poor communication to Biden’s diminished effectiveness as a messenger.
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The actor, who is preparing for his upcoming Broadway role, expressed concern about the current political landscape under Trump’s leadership. Drawing a stark comparison, he remarked, “No rules count anymore. It’s like letting an infant walk across the 405 freeway in the middle of the afternoon.”
The interview took place as Clooney readies himself for his Broadway debut in “Good Night, and Good Luck,” a theatrical adaptation of the film he previously co-wrote and directed. The production centers on the historical confrontation between journalist Edward R. Murrow and Senator Joseph R. McCarthy during the height of McCarthyism.
In this stage version, Clooney will take on the role of Murrow, a departure from his portrayal of Fred Friendly in the original film version. The theatrical adaptation promises to bring this significant piece of American history to life on the Broadway stage.
Even Hollywood is turning its back on Biden. Just three weeks after helping him raise $30 million, George Clooney, says Joe has got to go. pic.twitter.com/AcTKnHfplQ
— Jesse Watters (@JesseBWatters) July 11, 2024
