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The conversation reveals a broader issue: Hollywood’s cultural environment has created a highly controlled political narrative. Many celebrities, consciously or unconsciously, participate in a kind of ideological bubble, discouraging genuine dissent. Even celebrities who once supported alternative candidates like Tulsi Gabbard are often ostracized when they deviate from the party line.

Moreover, recent attempts by establishment figures, including the Democratic Party, to marginalize or block primary candidates such as RFK Jr. and Marion Williamson underscore efforts to control the political conversation. This suppression of genuine competition contributes to a perception that the primary system is rigged, with no real choice for voters or celebrities to support alternative visions.