Celebrities Withdraw Support for Biden in 2024 Presidential Election

Many celebrities who endorsed President Biden in 2020 are now opting not to back a candidate for the 2024 election, with some even expressing regret over their previous support.

Charlamagne tha God: On “The View” on May 22, Charlamagne emphasized focusing on issues over individuals.

“The View” co-hosts demanded Charlamagne Tha God to endorse President Biden during an interview on the show last month. (Screenshot/ABC)

Despite pressure from the co-hosts, he refused to endorse Biden, recalling similar attempts to sway rapper Killer Mike.

He criticized both candidates but still plans to vote to “preserve democracy.”

Michael Rapaport: The liberal comedian announced in May his withdrawal of support for Biden, criticizing his insufficient support for Israel.

In a viral video, Rapaport expressed deep dissatisfaction and hinted at considering voting for Trump, whom he has previously criticized.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson explained why he won’t be endorsing President Biden this election cycle in an interview on “Fox & Friends.” (Screenshot/FNC)

Cardi B: The rapper, who endorsed Biden in 2020 after initially supporting Bernie Sanders, expressed disappointment in Biden’s leadership, citing high living costs and inaction. She conveyed a sense of betrayal and is reconsidering voting in 2024.

Cardi B has spoken out on inflation issues gripping the United States. (Getty Images)

Oliver Stone: The filmmaker voiced regret for his 2020 vote for Biden on Russell Brand’s “Stay Free.”

Comedian Michael Rapaport has been deeply critical of the Biden administration’s handling of Israel’s war with Hamas.

He criticized Biden’s administration and warned of a potential World War III due to the U.S.’s “suicidal” course.

These shifts reflect broader sentiments among some public figures reconsidering their political endorsements ahead of the 2024 election.