President Joe Biden has plans to hit the campaign trail again next week after the multi-vaccinated commander-in-chief deals with his latest bout of COVID, but when he does, he will all but solidify the Democratic Party’s shift away from “working Americans.”

While Trump campaigns in locations where ordinary, everyday Americans live and work, Biden next plans to attend a ritzy fundraiser on Martha’s Vineyard, where the one-percenters live. And the event will, of course, be well-attended by Hollywood’s glamoratzi.

According to Fox News, the event will be headlined by former late-night show behemoth David Letterman along with Hawaii Governor Josh Green on July 29 at the home of one of the governor’s friends.

“We support the President, the V.P. and the Democratic Party, in good and tough times because he has been there for us as a family and a state,” Green told the outlet.

Per Fox News: Biden set to attend ritzy, glitzy fundraiser headlined by late-night ‘legend’ David Letterman in (wait for it) Martha’s Vineyard.

Nothing says “I’m for everyday working Americans” like a fundraiser where the one-percenters live.

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Letterman, named as the main attraction for the evening’s “special guest” at a Biden Victory Fund gathering, according to the invite as seen by Deadline.com, has been a dedicated supporter and friend to President Biden for many years. His role as the headliner suggests he has not been among some of his fellow celebrities who have called on Biden to step down from the presidential campaign.

Fox added:

Other major Biden supporters in Hollywood have changed their minds on Biden running for re-election since his debate performance last month. “Ocean’s Eleven” star George Clooney has been the most notable example.

Clooney, who has been a Biden donor and hosted a fundraiser for the president’s re-election earlier this summer, wrote a scathing New York Times column nearly two weeks ago calling on Biden to drop out of the race because of his apparent mental decline.

“It’s devastating to say it, but the Joe Biden I was with three weeks ago at the fund-raiser was not the Joe ‘big F-ing deal’ Biden of 2010. He wasn’t even the Joe Biden of 2020. He was the same man we all witnessed at the debate,” he said, elsewhere adding, “This is about age. Nothing more. But also nothing that can be reversed. We are not going to win in November with this president.”