President Joe Biden’s campaign is gearing up for an electrifying soirée in Los Angeles next month, and the guest list reads like a Hollywood blitz gearing up for a star-studded showdown.
Adding an extra dose of Democratic dazzle, former President Barack Obama will join forces with Hollywood heavyweights George Clooney and Julia Roberts to headline a fundraiser aimed at turbocharging Biden’s financial firepower, a Biden campaign insider revealed to CNN.
This glitzy affair, slated to feature the luminaries behind the lens and on the screen, aims to give Biden an edge in the cash race against his perennial rival, former President Donald Trump.
Hollywood blitz and political giants
From the silver screen to social media, these megastars are poised to shine a spotlight on Biden’s bid for reelection. With plans to grace digital ads and social media platforms, their star power promises to amplify Biden’s message far and wide.
Obama, no stranger to the fundraising circuit, has already lent his clout to Biden’s cause, teaming up with luminaries like former President Bill Clinton in a blockbuster event that raked in a staggering $26 million at Radio City Music Hall in New York back in March.
Fresh off a West Coast whirlwind, where Biden pocketed a cool $10 million in a mere 24 hours, the momentum is unmistakably on the side of Team Biden. Hosting four fundraisers, including stops in the Bay Area and Seattle, Biden’s fundraising prowess is hitting all the right notes, with the president’s camp eagerly awaiting the release of last month’s financial figures.
With resources allocated to television ads, battleground state staffing, and strategic travel, Biden’s war chest has proven a formidable asset.
As the race heats up and the dollars flow, one thing’s for certain: in this star-studded showdown, the battle for campaign cash is set to be as gripping as any Hollywood blockbuster.
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