Adam McKay Leaves Democratic Party After Trump Wins Presidency

The director criticizes the Democratic Party's strategy and plans to register with a different political group.

Adam McKay, known for directing 'The Big Short' and 'Don't Look Up,' announced his decision to leave the Democratic Party following Donald Trump's election victory.
McKay expressed his frustration with the Democratic Party's handling of the election, particularly criticizing their approach to President Biden's withdrawal and Vice President Kamala Harris's candidacy.
The filmmaker, who has been vocal about climate change and progressive causes, plans to register with the Green Party or Working Families Party.
McKay's comments reflect broader discontent among some liberal figures who question the Democratic Party's strategies and priorities.
Trump's victory, along with Republican wins in the Senate and House, has sparked significant reactions and reflections within Hollywood and beyond.