Tony Goldwyn, At Biden Campaign’s Entertainment-Focused Town Hall, Chides Donald Trump: “We Have To Have A Real Cheerleader Of Empathy, Not Just A Self Promoter”
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deadline.comBy Ted Johnson As President Donald Trump was headlining another daily press briefing on Sunday, Joe Biden’s campaign was holding a coronavirus crisis event of its own — a virtual town hall focused on unemployment in the entertainment industry.
Biden was not present, but it reflected one of his campaign’s signature themes — that empathy matters. And in the hourlong town hall, the subtext was that in the wake of record unemployment and more than 40,000 deaths due to the coronavirus, that empathy was not coming from the White House.
The host was Tony Goldwyn, who played the president on ABC’s Scandal and also campaigned for Hillary Clinton in 2016. He said that what is needed at this moment is “a real cheerleader of empathy, not just a
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