Hollywood: Starting as an Agent
Chapter 699

Avoiding Compensation Disputes

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Hollywood had always had a large number of stars who liked to talk about politics. For these people, most of whom had not even finished high school, talking politics seemed to make them feel more cultured!

And Hollywood at the time was basically a Democratic Party stronghold, because the Democratic Party's positions on social issues such as abortion rights, LGBT rights, racial equality, and immigration friendliness aligned closely with Hollywood's diverse and inclusive industry culture;

The Republican Party, on the other hand, leaned conservative on these issues, such as restricting abortion rights and tightening immigration policies, which differed from the demands of the celebrity community. Moreover, the Democratic Party offered stronger support for the cultural and creative industries, making it more advantageous.

The controversy over Florida's recount had driven the two parties to open hostility, with both sides attacking each other;

Most of the states where George W. Bush held an advantage were small states with fewer electoral votes. Although there were as many as twenty-seven of them, the states where Al Gore held an advantage, while numbering only twelve, were mostly large states with many electoral votes, such as California and New York.

Florida was clearly a major state, and its importance went without saying. Now that the courts had intervened in the election, the political impact on the United States was enormous!

As the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida permitted the Democratic Party to conduct manual recounts in several precincts of Palm Beach County;

The Democratic Party was clearly still dissatisfied, however, since the scope was too limited. Al Gore's representative, Warren Christopher, hoped the recount deadline could be extended so the Democratic Party could manually count more precincts, expanding the scope to all of Palm Beach County, as well as Miami-Dade County and

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