Prominent real estate sector figure Grant Cardone, CEO of Cardone Capital, has criticized the Democratic Party following President Joe Biden’s decision to drop his reelection bid amid health concerns. Cardone told Fox News that the party is no longer about regular people and has become a sham. He believes that Biden should immediately step down from office due to his compromised condition, which he feels proves his inability to effectively lead as commander-in-chief.
Biden’s recent debate performance against former President Donald Trump raised concerns among many Americans as the president appeared confused and unable to clearly enunciate his words. A growing number of Democrats, donors, and party operatives began calling for him to drop out, which he did on Sunday, throwing his support behind Vice President Kamala Harris. Cardone is not alone in believing that Biden should leave office altogether.
The events of this week have only further solidified Cardone’s prior support and backing of Trump. He believes Trump can be trusted to deregulate business, protect America, inspire the greatest middle-class wealth expansion, and promote positive growth in real estate. Cardone notes that he has met people from various countries who are also supportive of Trump. These individuals believe that Trump’s survival after an assassination attempt indicates his strength as a leader and a champion for world peace.
The real estate tycoon also mentions that homebuyers and sellers have become more optimistic about the market following the recent assassination attempt against Trump. He firmly believes that Trump is the only person capable of saving the American Dream and can defeat Kamala Harris, as her policies have failed to resonate with the public.
In May, Cardone criticized Trump’s conviction on 34 felony counts in Manhattan, suggesting it was a rigged process and noting that people are now leery of doing business in New York due to the legal issues surrounding Trump. He has recently relocated his business out of New York and warned that Trump’s legal troubles would cause financial damage to the city. Cardone argues that if he were to approach his 15,000 investors at Cardone Capital for investment in New York City, they would not be willing to support such a venture.
