Michael Douglas has chosen his side: he officially supports Mike Bloomberg in the race for the Democratic nomination and hopes to see the ex-mayor of New York move to the White House. Earlier this week, the actor even assured People that he "hadn't been as excited" since John F. Kennedy's candidacy.
"I feel so grateful, in these particularly difficult times, for having one of the best candidates in the history of our elections," said the star in exhilaration.
Michael Douglas Endorses Mike Bloomberg for President: 'Haven't Been This Excited' Since JFK https://t.co/jI5Ntk99Kr
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"Bloomberg offers the rare opportunity to come together and come together while getting rid of the ugly and negative tactics that are going on," said Michael Douglas (75). And the fact that he is victorious at this level of the elections is phenomenal. "
At 77, billionaire Mike Bloomberg occupied the town hall of New York from 2002 to 2013. He launched himself into the fray for the democratic nomination last November, about a year after his opponents, like Bernie Sanders or Elizabeth Warren to name a few. A few weeks before the first ballot, the politician is in fourth position in the polls.
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