Kid Rock's “Born Free” has been adopted as Romney’s theme song.
“If you think this election won’t affect you and your life, think again,” a fired-up Scarlett Johansson says in a new women-targeted campaign ad. “Vote for Barack Obama.”
Lindsay Lohan, who endorsed Obama last election, took time away from her troubles to tell the world Romney had her vote.
Jay-Z and Beyoncé hosted a fundraiser for the Prez in September, and Jay-Z just released a video telling voters, basically, if they like Obama they better put a ring on it.
"Oh, I think he'd make a terrific president,” “Frasier” star Kelsey Grammer said of Romney. “I think he'd be very good at it.”
To say Eva Longoria is an Obama supporter is putting it mildly. She’s a co-chair of his re-election campaign.
Jeff Foxworthy is trying to get out the blue-collar vote for Romney, calling him “a great leader.”
Sarah Jessica Parker hosted a $40,000/plate dinner for Obama at her home.
Porn star Jenna Jameson, whose illustrious career has brought her a net worth of $30 million, says,"When you're rich, you want a Republican in office."
Jon Bon Jovi is halfway there, livin’ on a prayer, and stumping all over for Obama in the run up to the election.
Kiss frontman Gene Simmons stuck his tongue, er, neck out for Barack Obama in 2008, but this year he’s all about Romney. “America is a business and should be run by a businessman,” he said.
7-year-old reality TV star Honey Boo Boo told Jimmy Kimmel she backed “Marack Obama,” since Mitt Romney (who she’d never heard of) supported Snooki over her.
Former “SNL” star Dennis Miller says Romney is a guy who “gets off on fixing things."
“Dark Knight Rises” star Anne Hathaway co-hosted a $38,500-per-person Obama fundraiser with Harvey Weinstein, bringing in millions, and has said in the past she’d like a job as “First Babysitter.”
Clint Eastwood's conversation with an empty chair (representing Obama) at the Republican National Convention made a lot of people’s day.
Bruce Springsteen had said he’d sit this election out, but now he’s out there stumping and singing for Obama.
Not only has Donald Trump enthusiastically endorsed Romney, Melania Trump hosted Ann Romney’s 63rd birthday party in the Trumps' New York home.
Jessica Alba asked young people to pledge allegiance in Obama’s “For All” campaign.
Ted Nugent has supported Romney, but embarrassed Romney's campaign by saying at an NRA rally “if Barack Obama becomes the president in November again, I will either be dead or in jail by this time next year.”
In May, George Clooney hosted an Obama fundraising dinner at his home that raised $15 million.
See who 20 of your favorite stars are endorsing for president
10/18/2012Everyone knows the majority of Hollywood hearts President Obama. You probably can’t stick out an elbow at a Tinseltown party without poking one of his supporters in the yoga-toned abdomen. But don’t smudge your mascara shedding tears for Mitt Romney. The GOP presidential hopeful has a few marquee-name supporters himself—and some of them are downright unexpected. Click through the above gallery to see who some of your favorite stars are supporting this election season.
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