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Hollywood Elite Has One Message for Democrats: 'It’s Time to F**king Panic'

Get the bottle! Get the pacifier! Another Hollywood elitist is having a liberal meltdown over the high chances that former President Donald Trump will secure the 2024 election. 

Hollywood actor Billy Eichner sounded the alarm over recent polling that showed Trump taking a significant lead over Vice President Kamala Harris just one week before the November election. During a three-minute video posted to social media, he told the Democratic Party that “it’s time to f**king panic.” 

Eichner threw a tantrum over the possibility that Harris would not be the next POTUS, basically hyperventilating at the thought of another Trump term. 

“Trump has the momentum,” he warned. “The man's a f*cking r*pist who's been r*ping and s*xually assaulting women his entire life. He's a f*cking nepo baby, incompetent motherf*cker who is mentally disintegrating in front of our eyes, and his voters don't seem to care.”

The actor likened Trump to a “very, very dangerous” person and “not in that cool fucking way that some of his fucking fans boys think he is,” but rather that he will so-called destroy democracy. 

Eichner admitted that things are not looking good for Harris, saying that the “polls are not good. I'm just gonna be blunt.” 

“I don't work for the Kamala campaign. I'm just gonna call it like I see it. The polls are not good,” he continued. “We can’t let what happened with Hillary [Clinton] in 2016 happen again.” 

Trump and Harris are in a dead heat nationally, with the 45th president quickly gaining momentum. 

A recent Gallup poll found that voters are increasingly shifting their favorability toward Trump. The survey found that 50 percent of Americans view the GOP candidate more favorably than 48 percent do not. Meanwhile, only 30 percent of respondents indicate a favorable opinion of Harris. 

In addition, a HarrisX and Forbes poll found that Trump has taken a two-point lead over the vice president nationally. Trump now leads Harris 51 percent to 49 percent— a sharp contrast from a September survey when Harris was leading by four points.