List Of Hollywood and Musical Performers Who Support This Evil Regime

Update: August, 2012 — I’m heartbroken to add the name of one of my very favorite singers, Joss Stone, to this list.  She’s a jester for the obama regime, recording songs for the re-election of marxism and the destruction of America. . 😦

 

Needless to say, they have all be BOYCOTTED from my life forever. 

This list is huge, but by no means complete.

Alphabetical List of Hollywood and music stars that support Obama:
Adam Arkin, Adam Levine, Adam Rodriguez, Addrianne Palicki, Aisha Tyler,
Alan Cumming, Alfonso Ribeiro, Alicia Keyes, Amaury Nolasco, Amber Valleta,
Andres Levin, Anna David, Anson Mount, Antar Dayal, Anthony Kiedis, Ashley Judd,
Ashton Kutcher, Auden McCaw, Austin Nichols, Barbara Streisand, Ben Affleck, Ben
Stiller, Benjamin “BeBe” Winans, Benjamin McKenzie, Bill O’Reilly, Bruce
Springsteen, Bryan Greenberg, Buddy Miller, Byron Allen, Charles Barkley,
Charlize Theron, Cheryl James, Chris Rock, Chris Titus, Christine Taylor, Chuck Berry, Cindy
Crawford, Cliff Collins, Common, Cyndi Lauper, Dave Matthews, Dave Stewart,
David Geffen, Demi Moore, Dennis Haysbert, Dennis Quaid, Diddy, Docn Cheadle, Ed
Kowalczyk, Eddie Murphy, Enrique Murciano, Eric Balfour, Eric Christian Olsen,
Eric Roberts, Erick Mabius, Esthero, Fonzworth Bentley, Fran Drescher,
Fred Goldring, Freddy Rodriguez, Gene Wilder, George Clooney, George Lopez,
Glenn Close, Goo Goo Dolls, Halle Berry, Harold Perrineau Jr., Heart, Heidi
Klum, Herbie Hancock, Hill Harper, Isaiah Washington, J.J. Abrams, Jackson
Browne, Jackson Roach, James Taylor, Jamie Foxx, Jamie Lee Curtis, Jay-Z, Jeffrey Katzenberg,
Jennifer Aniston, Jennifer Beals, Jennifer Esposito, Jennifer Garner, Jennifer
Lopez, Jennifer Nettles, Jermaine Dupri, Jesse Dylan, Jesse Plemons, Jessica
Alba, Jessica Biel, Jill Scott, Joanne Woodward, Jodi Foster, John Cougar
Mellencamp, John Legend, John Leguizamo, John Mayer, Johnathon Schaech, Jon Bon
Jovi, Josh Howard, Joss Stone, Joy Bryant, Kal Penn, Kanye West, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Kate
del Castillo, Kate Walsh, Kathleen Turner, Kathy Griffin, Keb’ Mo’, Kelly Hu,
Ken Stacey, Kerry Washington, Kevin Bacon, Leonardo DiCaprio, Linda Evans,
Lindsay Lohan, Lionel Richie, Los Angeles Generation Obama Concert, Los Lonely
Boys, Ludacris, Luis Guzman, Macy Gray, Malcolm Jamal Warner, Malik Yusef, Mario
Van Peebles, Matt Damon, Matthew Lillard, Maya Rubin, Mehcad Brooks, Melissa
Etheridge, Morgan Freeman, Nas, Nate Parker, Ne-Yo, Nia Long, Nick Cannon,
Nicole Scherzigner, Noah Segan, Olivia Wilde, Omar Benson Miller, Oprah Winfrey,
Ozomatli, Pamela Anderson, Patricia Arquette, Paul Newman, Pierce Brosnan,
Q-Tip, Regina King, Richard Schiff, Robert De Niro, Ron Howard, Rosario Dawson,
Rossana Arquette, Russel Brand, Ryan Kelly, Ryan Phillippe, Ryan Reynolds,
Samuel L. Jackson, Samuel Page, Sandra Bernhard, Sarah Silverman, Sarah Wright,
Scarlett Johannson, Scott Hansen, Seal, Shepard Fairey, Sheryl Crow, Shontelle
Layne, Sidney Poitier, Steve Wonder, Steven Spielberg, Suai Kee, Sugar Ray
Leonard, Sussanna Hoffs, Taboo, Taryn Manning, Tatyana Ali, Taye Diggs, The
O’Reilly Factor, Tichina Arnold, Timothy Daly, Tobey Maguire, Tom Hanks, Tom
Skerritt, Tracee Ellis Ross, Troy Garity, Tyrese Gybson, Vera Farmiga, Will
Ferrell, Will Smith, will.i.am, Yolanda Adams, Young Jeezy, Zach Braff, Zoe
Kravitz

UPDATE October 5, 2008: An updated and much longer list.
The stars were chosen because they have either been recently in the news or were
run across in my non-scientific Internet search. A short explanation is given
about some of their comments or actions in favor of Obama but please take it
with a large grain of salt as it is in no way complete. In case someone asks, of
course there are a small number of stars that support the John McCain / Sarah
Palin ticket like Sylvester Stallone, John Voight, Ted Nugent and Charlie
Daniels.
It is no secret that most Hollywood and music stars are liberals and have become
a reliable source of campaign cash for Democratic candidates.
Not included are many rap and hip-hop stars like 50 Cent, Chamillionare,
Scarface, etc., because around 95% of their community supports Obama’s
candidacy. To list them all would take forever. They support Obama by using
clothes with Obama’s image on them on stage, by putting up Obama or Obama/Biden
banners at their concerts, etc. Almost all speak favorably of the candidate and
hope the more outspoken members of their community tone down their support for
fear of alienating voters that do not understand what their music is about. Some
artists have said they support and will vote for Obama because he is one of
them. Others say he is the most qualified for the job with race having nothing
to do with their decision.
Below the stars, more or less in alphabetical order, listed by their last name.

Enjoy. Or not.
Jeffery Jacobs Abrams (J. J. Abrams): Has donated at least $ 2,300 to the Obama
campaign.
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar: February 2, 2008 he appears on the video ”Yes We Can”
inspired by a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Yolanda Adams: September 22, 2008 her song “Hold On” forms part of the album
“Yes We Can: Voices of a Grassroots Movement” the Obama/Biden campaign is
selling over the Internet for $ 24.99.
Ben Affleck: July 2004 the actor said he became an Obama supporter after meeting
him at the DNC in Boston. March 16, 2008 he and his wife Jennifer Garner hosted
an Obama fundraiser in Boston. August 2, 2008 he gave a speech at a fundraiser
supporting Obama. Has donated the maximum possible, $ 4,600, to the Obama
campaign.
Jessica Alba: February 29, 2008 she appears on the video tribute to Obama “We
are The Ones” inspired by the speech he gave in Chicago. August 2008 she was at
the DNC in Denver.
Tatyana Ali: February 2, 2008 she appears on the video ”Yes We Can” inspired by
a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Byron Allen: Has donated at least $ 2,300 to the Obama campaign.
Pamela Anderson: July 2008 she said, I love him.., I think he’s going to win.
September 12, 2008 on her official website is information on how to help get
Obama elected president.
Jennifer Aniston: February 20, 2007 she attended a fundraiser for Obama at the
Beverly Hilton. She has donated at least $ 2,300 to the Obama campaign.
Adam Arkin: Has donated at least $ 250 to the Obama campaign.
Tichina Arnold: February 29, 2008 she appears on the video tribute to Obama “We
are The Ones” inspired by the speech he gave in Chicago.
Patricia Arquette: Has donated at least $ 2,300 to the Obama campaign.
Rossana Arquette: Has donated at least $ 2,300 to the Obama campaign.
Kevin Bacon: Has donated at least $ 2,200 to the Obama campaign.
Eric Balfour: December 10, 2007 he attended the Los Angeles Generation Obama
Concert fundraiser. February 2, 2008 he appears on the video ”Yes We Can”
inspired by a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Charles Barkley: 2007 he gives his full support to Obama saying, I support him
wholeheartedly. August 2008 he was present at the DNC in Denver.
Jennifer Beals: June 24, 2008 she attended an Obama fundraiser in Los Angeles.
Sandra Bernhard: September 5, 2008 she said she favors Obama and really likes
Joe Biden. September 2008, the comedian said that it’s better that Sarah Palin
not go to Manhattan because Palin could get gang-raped by some of Bernhard’s big
black brothers.
Chuck Berry: June 11, 2008 he endorsed Obama and said, It’s no question, myself
being a man of color … Definitely a proud and successful moment for all the
people of this country, not just black people, but Americans in general.
Halle Berry: September 8, 2007 she attended the fundraiser Oprah Winfrey hosted
for Obama. Has donated at least $ 2,300 to the Obama campaign.
Jessica Biel: December 10, 2007 she attended the Los Angeles Generation Obama
Concert fundraiser.
Jon Bon Jovi: On September 5, 2008 the singer and his wife Dorothea hosted over
100 guests for a $ 30,800 per person fund raising diner in favor of the
Democratic National Committee (DNC) and the Obama campaign. Obama gave an very
short speech, about 8 minutes long, to the guests before mingling.
Russel Brand: September 7, 2008 at the MTV Video Music Awards besides insulting
President Bush said, Please….elect Barack Obama.
Zach Braff: February 20, 2007 he attended a fundraiser for Obama at the Beverly
Hilton.
Christopher Bridges (Ludacris): April 2008 in a concert the rapper said Obama
had his unwavering support on his bid to become President of the USA. In July
2008 the Obama campaign has distanced themselves from Ludacris because of his
song “Politics: Obama is Here” that contains some controversial material the
campaign said was outrageously offensive, something akin to: President Bush is
mentally handicapped, Vice President Cheney belongs in a wheel chair paralyzed,
an Obama presidency is destiny, criticized Reverend Jessie Jackson, and called
Hillary Clinton a b***h.
Mehcad Brooks: December 10, 2007 he attended the Los Angeles Generation Obama
Concert fundraiser.
Pierce Brosnan: September 16, 2008 he attended an Obama fundraiser in Beverly
Hills.
Jackson Browne: On August 14, 2008 he sued the Ohio Republican party (ORp) and
the Republican National Committee (RNC) because the ORp used his 1977 song
“Running on Empty” in a TV ad. The ad poked fun at Obama because of his comments
to tune up cars and inflate their tires to make the US independent of foreign
oil. Browne has been a liberal all his life and thought that if his music was
used in Republican ads the public might think he endorses McCain. Since 2004 he
has contributed at least $ 4,300 to Obama’s coffers. After the lawsuit was filed
the ORp pulled the ad. Browne is asking for around $75,000 in damages. September
22, 2008 his song “Looking East” forms part of the album “Yes We Can: Voices of
a Grassroots Movement” the Obama/Biden campaign is selling over the Internet for
$ 24.99.
Joy Bryant: August 2008 she was present at the DNC in Denver.
Nick Cannon: December 10, 2007 he hosted the Obama fundraiser the Los Angeles
Generation Obama Concert. February 2, 2008 he appears on the video ”Yes We Can”
inspired by a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Shawn Carter (Jay-Z): March 3, 2008 an audio only voice recording made by the
rapper is put out asking voters to vote for Obama on the Mar 4 Ohio Democratic
primaries. The rapper has said he supports Obama for president. April 2008 after
the ABC debate with Hillary Clinton, in a speech a few days later, Obama used
the the motion of brushing dirt off his shoulder to make a point. Most people
outside of the hip-hop community missed the significance of the gesture but it
quickly became controversial. In a mater of days after the controversy that a
presidential candidate for the first time ever used hip-hop inspired gestures
during a speech had reached a crescendo, it was learned that the gesture could
be related to a song by Jay-Z called “Dirt Off Your Shoulder”. The gesture meant
shaking those that hate you off or getting rid of negative energy. Obama and his
campaign have said that in his iPod Obama has songs by Jay-Z….
Don Cheadle: June 24, 2008 he attended an Obama fundraiser in Los Angeles and
said, He’s my candidate.
George Clooney: February 2007 he attended an Obama fundraiser in Los Angeles.
February 2008 he said that he had been supporting Obama for a year and a half
and was very excited about his campaign. August 2008 he attended the DNC in
Denver. September 2, 2008 Clooney was the main attraction at an Obama fundraiser
in Switzerland where around 170 US Citizens that donated $ 1,000 heard his
speech. Later on that night the actor headlined at an intimate diner style Obama
fundraiser where 75 donors gave $ 10,000 each for the campaign.
Glenn Close: Has donated at least $ 2,300 to the Obama campaign.
Cliff Collins: February 2, 2008 he appears on the video ”Yes We Can” inspired by
a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Sean “Diddy” Combs: June 24, 2008 at the BET Awards show the rapper endorsed
Obama for President saying that if everyone registered to vote Obama will be the
first black president in the history of America, then chanted “Obama or Die”. On
August 31, 2008 Diddy posted his video blog “Diddy Obama Blog # 16: Attention
John McCain” saying he does not agree with McCain as he is making crazy
decisions like choosing Sarah Palin as his running mate because, Diddy said,
there are no crackheads, black people and not enough crime in Alaska. He added
that instead of Palin, McCain should have chosen Michelle Obama as his running
mate.
Cindy Crawford: September 8, 2007 she attended the fundraiser Oprah Winfrey
hosted for Obama. June 24, 2008 she attended an Obama fundraiser in Los Angeles.
Sheryl Crow: August 25, 2008 she performed at the DNC in Denver. September 22,
2008 her song “Out of Our heads” forms part of the album “Yes We Can: Voices of
a Grassroots Movement” the Obama/Biden campaign is selling over the Internet for
$ 24.99.
Alan Cumming: August 2008 he was present at the DNC in Denver.
Jamie Lee Curtis: September 16, 2008 she attended an Obama fundraiser in Beverly
Hills.
Timothy Daly: August 2008 he was present at the DNC in Denver.
Matt Damon: August 2, 2008 he gave a speech at a fundraiser supporting Obama.
September 2008 in an interview the actor compared Sarah Palin’s candidacy to a
bad Disney movie and would like to ask her if dinosaurs were alive 4,000 years
ago.
Anna David: February 29, 2008 she appears on the video tribute to Obama “We are
The Ones” inspired by a speech he gave in Chicago.
Jonathan Davis (Q-Tip): February 4, 2008 he released a statement endorsing
Barack Obama.
Rosario Dawson: August 2008 she was present at the DNC in Denver.
Antar Dayal: He is part of the group Artists for Obama who donate their work to
the campaign so they can raise money and grow the Obama movement. His
contribution is a print titled “Yes We Can”.
Robert De Niro: December 8, 2006 when asked whom he would like to see as
president the actor responded Hillary or Obama, one of the two. February 4, 2008
De Niro appeared at an Obama rally.
Kate del Castillo: February 29, 2008 she appears on the video tribute to Obama
“We are The Ones” inspired by his speech given in Chicago.
Leonardo DiCaprio: September 16, 2008 he attended an Obama fundraiser in Beverly
Hills.
Taye Diggs: December 10, 2007 he attended the Los Angeles Generation Obama
Concert fundraiser.
Fran Drescher: August 22, 2008 she attended an Obama fundraiser in Beverly
Hills.
Jermaine Dupri: December 10, 2007 he attended the Los Angeles Generation Obama
Concert fundraiser.
Jesse Dylan: February 2, 2008 he worked on the pro Obama video “Yes We Can”
inspired by a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire. February 29, 2008 he
worked on the video tribute to Obama “We are The Ones” inspired by a speech
given by Obama in Chicago.
Jenny-Bea Englishman (Esthero): February 2, 2008 she appears on the video ”Yes
We Can” inspired by a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Jennifer Esposito: December 10, 2007 she attended the Los Angeles Generation
Obama Concert fundraiser.
Melissa Etheridge: August 2008 she was in Denver for the DNC.
Linda Evans: September 8, 2007 she attended the fundraiser Oprah Winfrey hosted
for Obama.
Shepard Fairey: He is part of the group Artists for Obama who donate their work
to the campaign so they can raise money and grow the Obama movement. His
contribution is a print titled “Change”.
Vera Farmiga: February 2, 2008 she appears on the video ”Yes We Can” inspired by
a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Will Ferrell: September 16, 2008 he attended an Obama fundraiser in Beverly
Hills.
Jodi Foster: September 16, 2008 she attended an Obama fundraiser in Beverly
Hills. Has donated at least $ 1,000 to the Obama campaign.
Jamie Foxx: September 8, 2007 he attended the fundraiser Oprah Winfrey hosted
for Obama. August 22, 2008 the actor attended a fundraiser for Obama in Beverly
Hills with his daughter. August 2008 he was present at the DNC in Denver.
September 16, 2008 he attended an Obama fundraiser in Beverly Hills. Has donated
at least $ 2,300 to the Obama campaign.
Morgan Freeman: February 20, 2007 he attended a fundraiser for Obama at the
Beverly Hilton. 2007 he endorsed Obama but will not campaign with him. Freeman
says he is an actor not a politician.
Troy Garity: February 29, 2008 he appears on the video tribute to Obama “We are
The Ones” inspired by a speech he gave in Chicago.
Jennifer Garner: March 16, 2008 she and husband Ben Affleck hosted an Obama
fundraiser in Boston. August 2, 2008 she gave a speech at a fundraiser
supporting Obama.
David Geffen: February 20, 2007 along with Steven Spielberg and Jeffrey
Katzenberg they hosted a fundraiser for Obama at the Beverly Hilton. September
16, 2008 he attended an Obama fundraiser in Beverly Hills.
Jaime Luis Gomez (Taboo): February 29, 2008 he appears on the video tribute to
Obama “We are The Ones” inspired by a he gave in Chicago.
Fred Goldring: February 2, 2008 he appears on the video ”Yes We Can” inspired by
a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Goo Goo Dolls: December 10, 2007 they performed at the Obama fundraiser the Los
Angeles Generation Obama Concert.
Bryan Greenberg: December 10, 2007 he attended the Los Angeles Generation Obama
Concert fundraiser. February 2, 2008 he appears on the video ”Yes We Can”
inspired by a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Macy Gray: February 29, 2008 she appears on the video tribute to Obama “We are
The Ones” inspired by his speech given in Chicago.
Kathy Griffin: August 22, 2008 she attended an Obama fundraiser in Beverly
Hills.
Luis Guzman: February 29, 2008 he appears on the video tribute to Obama “We are
The Ones” inspired by his speech given in Chicago.
Tyrese Gybson: February 29, 2008 he appears on the video tribute to Obama “We
are The Ones” inspired by the speech he gave in Chicago.
Scott Hansen: He is part of the group Artists for Obama who donate their work to
the campaign so they can raise money and grow the Obama movement. His
contribution is a print titled “Progress”.
Dennis Haysbert: September 16, 2008 he attended an Obama fundraiser in Beverly
Hills.
Heart: On September 4, 2008 a ”cease-and-desist” letter was sent by singers Ann
and Nancy Willson to the McCain campaign because they were using their 1970’s
song “Barracuda” without their permission. The sisters added that if the McCain
campaign had asked for permission it would have been denied. Republican Vice
Presidential nominee Sarah Palin’s nickname in High School was Sarah Barracuda
thus the use of the song. The campaign says they have paid all necessary
licenses to ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers) and
the song is available for public performances as long as the licensing fees are
paid.
Herbie Hancock: February 2, 2008 he appears on the video ”Yes We Can” inspired
by a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Tom Hanks: February 2007 he attended an Obama fundraiser in Los Angeles. May 4,
2008 in a video he endorsed Obama for president. Has given money to both Hillary
Clinton and Obama besides many other Democratic politicians. Has donated the
maximum possible, $ 4,600, to the Obama campaign.
Frances E. Harper (Hill Harper): February 2, 2008 he appears on the video ”Yes
We Can” inspired by a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Susanna Hoffs: February 29, 2008 she appears on the video tribute to Obama “We
are The Ones” inspired by a speech he gave in Chicago.
Josh Howard: July 2008 at the Allen Iverson charity football game said, God d**m
[the] national anthem. After someone said Obama 08 the player said, Obama and
all that s***t.
Ron Howard: February 20, 2007 he attended a fundraiser for Obama at the Beverly
Hilton. September 16, 2008 he attended an Obama fundraiser in Beverly Hills.
Kelly Hu: February 2, 2008 she appears on the video ”Yes We Can” inspired by a
speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Samuel L. Jackson: February 24, 2008 the actor passed up an opportunity to
present an Oscar at the 2008 Academy Awards because he was going to be at an
Obama rally in Texas. June 24, 2008 he attended an Obama fundraiser in Los
Angeles. September 3, 2008 the actor and his wife La Tanya hosted guests at
their home for a fundraiser in favor of the Obama Victory Fund, Michelle Obama
was the headliner.
Cheryl James (Salt): February 29, 2008 he appears on the video tribute to Obama
“We are The Ones” inspired a speech he gave in Chicago.
Jay Jenkins (Young Jeezy): in July 2008 he said he is the Democratic party, he
does not plan to vote for McCain and supports Barack Obama. He sometimes wears
the message “My President is Black” during his appearances.
Scalett Johannson: December 10, 2007 she attended the Los Angeles Generation
Obama Concert fundraiser. February 2, 2008 she appears on the video ”Yes We Can”
inspired by a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire. September 3, 2008 she
attended the fundraiser given by Samuel L. Jackson and his wife in favor of the
Obama Victory Fund, Michelle Obama was the headliner.
Nasir Jones (Nas): June 2008 he was the first to come out with a song about
Obama’s run for the presidency titled “Black President”. On July 24, 2008 Nas
said he was not endorsing Obama but does believes in Obama and that Obama is
hope, change and the smartest president[ial] [candidate] he’s heard speak ever
since Jimmy Carter’s time when Nas started paying attention. On the other hand,
he added that Conservatives are scared of young rappers and people like him who
are changing the world with their music because they do not understand them.
Ashley Judd: August 2008 she was present at the DNC in Denver.
Jeffrey Katzenberg: February 20, 2007 along with Steven Spielberg and David
Geffen they hosted a fundraiser for Obama at the Beverly Hilton. September 16,
2008 he was present at an Obama fundraiser in Beverly Hills.
Suai Kee: September 22, 2008 her song “Am I All Alone” forms part of the album
“Yes We Can: Voices of a Grassroots Movement” the Obama/Biden campaign is
selling over the Internet for $ 24.99.
Ryan Key: February 29, 2008 he appears on the video tribute to Obama “We are The
Ones” inspired a speech he gave in Chicago.
Alicia Keyes: June 24, 2008 at the BET Awards show said black people should
erase the word can’t from their vocabulary, together we can do anything, and
Obama y’all.
Anthony Kiedis: December 10, 2007 he attended the Los Angeles Generation Obama
Concert fundraiser.
Regina King: February 29, 2008 she appears on the video tribute to Obama “We are
The Ones” inspired by a speech he gave in Chicago.
Heidi Klum: June 24, 2008 she attended an Obama fundraiser in Los Angeles.
Ed Kowalczyk: February 2, 2008 he appears on the video ”Yes We Can” inspired by
a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Zoe Kravitz: February 29, 2008 she appears on the video tribute to Obama “We are
The Ones” inspired by his speech given in Chicago.
Ashton Kutcher: September 27, 2008 the actor along with his wife Demi Moore
spoke at an Obama Rally in Iowa State University. They called President Bush an
Idiot. Take a look at the video by Bill O’Reilly from The O’Reilly Factor that
aired on Fox News. September 30, 2008 he and his wife Demi Moore made a video in
favor of Obama, look at the video below.
Segment from The O’Reilly Factor:
 
Pro Obama ad by Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore:
 
Another Ashton/Demi video in favour of Obama:
 
Cyndi Lauper: August 2008 she was present at the DNC in Denver.
Shontelle Layne (Shontelle): September 22, 2008 her song “Battle Cry” forms part
of the album “Yes We Can: Voices of a Grassroots Movement” the Obama/Biden
campaign is selling over the Internet for $ 24.99.
John Legend: 2007 in an interview he said, [Obama] is the right man for right
now. November 10, 2007 he performed at an Obama rally in Iowa. February 2, 2008
he appears on the video ”Yes We Can” inspired by a speech given by Obama in New
Hampshire. April 14, 2008 Legend performed a song titled “If you’re Out There”
in an Obama rally at Penn State. September 22, 2008 his song “Pride In The Name
Of Love” forms part of the album “Yes We Can: Voices of a Grassroots Movement”
the Obama/Biden campaign is selling over the Internet for $ 24.99.
John Leguizamo: February 29, 2008 she appears on the video tribute to Obama “We
are The Ones” inspired by his speech given in Chicago.
Sugar Ray Leonard: June 24, 2008 he attended an Obama fundraiser in Los Angeles.
Andres Levin: February 29, 2008 he appears on the video tribute to Obama “We are
The Ones” inspired by a speech he gave in Chicago.
Adam Levine: September 22, 2008 his colaborative song with Kanye West and Malik
Yusef ”Promised Land” forms part of the album “Yes We Can: Voices of a
Grassroots Movement” the Obama/Biden campaign is selling over the Internet for $
24.99.
Matthew Lillard: December 10, 2007 he attended the Los Angeles Generation Obama
Concert fundraiser.
Lindsay Lohan: September 14, 2008 she said, I believe Barack Obama is the best
choice, in this election, for president. September 17, 2008 it seems the Obama
campaign turned down the actresses offer to host events to get younger voters to
vote for Obama because of her party girl image. September 18, 2008 Lohan’s dad,
Michael Lohan, commented that Obama had done the same things his daughter has
done when he was young and if Obama has gotten ahead he should give others the
benefit of the doubt because if he could change his life so can others.
Nia Long: August 22, 2008 she attended an Obama fundraiser in Beverly Hills.
Los Lonely Boys: September 22, 2008 their song “Make It Better” forms part of
the album “Yes We Can: Voices of a Grassroots Movement” the Obama/Biden campaign
is selling over the Internet for $ 24.99.
George Lopez: February 29, 2008 he appears on the video tribute to Obama “We are
The Ones” inspired by his speech given in Chicago.
Jennifer Lopez: August 2008 she was in Denver for the DNC.
Erick Mabius: February 29, 2008 he appears on the video tribute to Obama “We are
The Ones” inspired by a speech he gave in Chicago.
Tobey Maguire: September 16, 2008 he attended an Obama fundraiser in Beverly
Hills.
Taryn Manning: February 2, 2008 she appears on the video ”Yes We Can” inspired
by a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Dave Matthews: August 25, 2008 he performed at the DNC in Denver.
John Mayer: September 22, 2008 his song “Waiting On The World To Change”” forms
part of the album “Yes We Can: Voices of a Grassroos Movemet” the Obama/Biden
campaign is selling over the Internet at $ 24.99.
Auden McCaw: February 2, 2008 he appears on the video ”Yes We Can” inspired by a
speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Benjamin McKenzie: February 29, 2008 he appears on the video tribute to Obama
“We are The Ones” inspired by a speech he gave in Chicago.
John Cougar Mellencamp: February 4, 2008 the singer was annoyed that the McCain
campaign was using his music at their rallies so his representatives asked the
campaign to stop using his music. February 8, 2008 the McCain campaign said they
will stop using Mellencamp’s music at their rallies. Mellencamp is a long-time
liberal and has played at John Edwards, Hillary Clinton, Wesley Clark, Howard
Dean and Barack Obama rallies.
Omar Benson Miller: February 29, 2008 he appears on the video tribute to Obama
“We are The Ones” inspired by a speech he gave in Chicago.
Buddy Miller: September 22, 2008 his song “Wide River” forms part of the album
“Yes We Can: Voices of a Grassroots Movement” the Obama/Biden campaign is
selling over the Internet for $ 24.99.
Demi Moore: September 27, 2008 the actress along with her husband Ashton Kutcher
spoke at an Obama Rally in Iowa State University. They called President Bush an
Idiot. Take a look at the video by Bill O’Reilly from The O’Reilly Factor that
aired on Fox News. September 30, 2008 she and her husband Ashton Kutcher made a
video in favor of Obama, look at the video below.
Segment from The O’Reilly Factor:
 
Pro Obama ad by Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore:
 
Another Ashton/Moore video in favour of Obama:
 
Kevin Moore (Keb’ Mo’): September 22, 2008 his song “America The Beautiful”
forms part of the album “Yes We Can: Voices of a Grassroots Movement” the
Obama/Biden campaign is selling over the Internet for $ 24.99.
Anson Mount: February 2, 2008 he appears on the video ”Yes We Can” inspired by a
speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Enrique Murciano: December 10, 2007 he attended the Los Angeles Generation Obama
Concert fundraiser. February 2, 2008 he appears on the video ”Yes We Can”
inspired by a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Eddie Murphy: February 20, 2007 he attended a fundraiser for Obama at the
Beverly Hilton.
Jeniffer Nettles: August 25, 2008 she performed at the DNC in Denver.
Paul Newman: Has donated the maximum, $4,600, to the Obama campaign.
Austin Nichols: February 2, 2008 he appears on the video ”Yes We Can” inspired
by a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Amaury Nolasco: February 2, 2008 he appears on the video ”Yes We Can” inspired
by a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Seal Henry Olusegun Olumide Adelo Samuel (Seal): June 24, 2008 he attended an
Obama fundraiser in Los Angeles.
Eric Christian Olsen: February 2, 2008 he appears on the video ”Yes We Can”
inspired by a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Ozomatli: September 22, 2008 their song “Love & Hope” forms part of the album
“Yes We Can: Voices of a Grassroots Movement” the Obama/Biden campaign is
selling over the Internet for $ 24.99.
Samuel Page: February 2, 2008 he appears on the video ”Yes We Can” inspired by a
speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Adrianne Palicki: February 29, 2008 she appears on the video tribute to Obama
“We are The Ones” inspired by a speech he gave in Chicago.
Nate Parker: February 29, 2008 he appears on the video tribute to Obama “We are
The Ones” inspired by a speech he gave in Chicago.
Mario Van Peebles: August 22, 2008 he attended an Obama fundraiser in Beverly
Hills.
Kal Penn: December 10, 2007 he attended the Los Angeles Generation Obama Concert
fundraiser.
Harold Perrineau, Jr.: February 2, 2008 he appears on the video ”Yes We Can”
inspired by a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Ryan Phillippe: February 29, 2008 he appears on the video tribute to Obama “We
are The Ones” inspired by his speech given in Chicago.
Jesse Plemons: February 29, 2008 he appears on the video tribute to Obama “We
are The Ones” inspired by a speech he gave in Chicago.
Sidney Poitier: September 8, 2007 he attended the fundraiser Oprah Winfrey
hosted for Obama.
Dennis Quaid: June 24, 2008 he attended an Obama fundraiser in Los Angeles and
said, [Obama is] the Superman for everyone.
Lonnie Rashied Lynn (Common): February 2, 2008 he appears on the video ”Yes We
Can” inspired by a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Ryan Reynolds: December 10, 2007 he attended the Los Angeles Generation Obama
Concert fundraiser.
Alfonso Ribeiro: February 2, 2008 he appears on the video ”Yes We Can” inspired
by a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Lionel Richie: September 22, 2008 his song “Eternity” forms part of the album
“Yes We Can: Voices of a Grassroots Movement” the Obama/Biden campaign is
selling over the Internet for $ 24.99.
Jackson Roach: February 29, 2008 he appears on the video tribute to Obama “We
are The Ones” inspired by a speech he gave in Chicago.
Eric Roberts: August 22, 2008 he attended an Obama fundraiser in Beverly Hills.
Chris Rock: September 8, 2007 he attended the fundraiser Oprah Winfrey hosted
for Obama. September 16, 2008 he attended an Obama funraiser in Beverly Hills.
Adam Rodriguez: February 2, 2008 he appears on the video ”Yes We Can” inspired
by a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Freddy Rodriguez: February 29, 2008 he appears on the video tribute to Obama “We
are The Ones” inspired by a speech he gave in Chicago.
Tracee Ellis Ross: February 2, 2008 she appears on the video ”Yes We Can”
inspired by a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Maya Rubin: February 2, 2008 she appears on the video ”Yes We Can” inspired by a
speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Johnathon Schaech: February 2, 2008 he appears on the video ”Yes We Can”
inspired by a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Nicole Scherzinger: December 10, 2007 she attended the Los Angeles Generation
Obama Concert fundraiser. February 2, 2008 she appears on the video ”Yes We Can”
inspired by a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Richard Schiff: August 2008 he was present at the DNC in Denver.
Jill Scott: September 22, 2008 her song “One Is The Magic #” forms part of the
album “Yes We Can: Voices of a Grassroots Movement” the Obama/Biden campaign is
selling over the Internet for $ 24.99.
Noah Segan: February 29, 2008 he appears on the video tribute to Obama “We are
The Ones” inspired by a speech he gave in Chicago.
Sarah Silverman: September 16, 2008 she attended and Obama fundraiser in Beverly
Hills. September 2008 she made a video asking young people to travel to Florida
and convince their parents to vote for Obama.
Tom Skerritt: Has donated at least $ 1,000 to the Obama campaign.
Shaffer Chimere Smith (Ne-Yo): December 10, 2007 he performed at the Obama
fundraiser the Los Angeles Generation Obama Concert.
Will Smith: September 8, 2007 he attended the fundraiser Oprah Winfrey hosted
for Obama. August 2008 the actor was present at the DNC in Denver. Has donated
the maximum, $ 4,600, to the Obama campaign.
Steven Spielberg: February 20, 2007 along with David Geffen and Jeffrey
Katzenberg they hosted a fundraiser for Obama at the Beverly Hilton. September
16, 2008 he attended an Obama fundraiser in Beverly Hills.
Bruce Springsteen: April 2008 the Boss endorses Obama for president in a message
to his fans.
Ken Stacey: September 22, 2008 his song “America” forms part of the album “Yes
We Can: Voices of a Grassroots Movement” the Obama/Biden campaign is selling
over the Internet for $ 24.99.
Dave Stewart: September 22, 2008 his song “American Prayer” forms part of the
album “Yes We Can: Voices of a Grassroots Movement” the Obama/Biden campaign is
selling over the Internet for $ 24.99.
Ben Stiller: February 20, 2007 he attended a fundraiser for Obama at the Beverly
Hilton.

Joss Stone: Recorded obama’s reelection songs and works diligently to reelect him.
Barbara Streisand: February 2007 she attended an Obama fundraiser in Los
Angeles. July 1, 2008 the singer endorsed Obama for President. September 3, 2008
she attended the fundraiser given by Samuel L. Jackson and his wife in favor of
the Obama Victory Fund, Michelle Obama was the headliner. September 16, 2008
Streisand sang at an Obama fundraiser in Beverly Hills.
Christine Taylor: February 20, 2007 she attended a fundraiser for Obama at the
Beverly Hilton.
James Taylor: Has performed numerous conxerts to benefit the obama campaign. He vehemently praises obama and his administration. Charlize Theron: August 2008 she was present at the DNC in Denver.
Chris Titus, on Adam Corrolla radio show indicated that he woud “assassinate Palin if she becomes President”.  Kathleen Turner: September 21, 2008 she attended a women’s rally for Obama in
New York.
Aisha Tyler: February 2, 2008 she appears on the video ”Yes We Can” inspired by
a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire. August 2008 she was present at the DNC
in Denver.
Amber Valleta: February 2, 2008 she appears on the video ”Yes We Can” inspired
by a speech given by Obama in News Hampshire.
Kate Walsh: October 20, 2007 she attended an Obama fundraiser at Hancock Park,
California. December 10, 2007 she attended the Los Angeles Generation Obama
Concert fundraiser. February 2, 2008 she appears on the video ”Yes We Can”
inspired by a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire. February 29, 2008 she
appears on the video tribute to Obama “We are The Ones” inspired by a speech he
gave in Chicago. March 29, 2008 she helped Obama campaign in Doylestown,
Pennsylvania.
Malcolm Jamal Warner: February 29, 2008 he appears on the video tribute to Obama
“We are The Ones” inspired by his speech given in Chicago.
Isaiah Washington: August 21 2008 he attended an Obama fundraiser in Beverly
Hills. Has donated at least $ 2,300 to the Obama campaign.
Kerry Washington: February 29, 2008 she appears on the video tribute to Obama
“We are The Ones” inspired by a speech he gave in Chicago.
Dereck Watkins (Fonzworth Bentley): February 2, 2008 he appears on the video
”Yes We Can” inspired by a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Kanye West: September 22, 2008 his colaborative song with Malik Yusef and Adam
Levine “Promised Land” forms part of the album “Yes We Can: Voices of a
Grassroots Movement” the Obama/Biden campaign is selling over the Internet for $
24.99.
Olivia Wilde: December 10, 2007 she attended the Los Angeles Generation Obama
Concert fundraiser.
Gene Wilder: He has donated at least $ 2,300 to the Obama campaign.
WILL.I.AM (Black Eyed Peas): December 10, 2007 he attended the Los Angeles
Generation Obama Concert fundraiser. February 2, 2008 he makes a pro Obama video
titled “Yes We Can” inspired by a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire. 
February 29, 2008 he makes the video tribute to Obama “We are The Ones” inspired
by a line from an Obama speech given in Chicago after winning 14 states in Super
Tuesday. The line was, We are the ones we are waiting for. June 24, 2008 he
attended an Obama fundraiser in Los Angeles. He has donated at least $ 2,300 to
the Obama campaig.
Benjamin Winans (BeBe): September 22, 2008 his song “I Have A Dream” forms part
of the album “Yes We Can: Voices of a Grassroots Movement” the Obama/Biden
campaign is selling over the Internet for $ 24.99.
Oprah Winfrey: On September 5, 2008 the Drudge Report said that the show is
receiving a lot of emails asking that Sarah Palin be on. Half of the staff
really wants Palin to appear but that Oprah and a couple of her people do not
because it might hurt Obama. In 2007 continues the Drudge Report, conservative
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas was not allowed to go on when he was
promoting his book. Later on September 5, 2008 Oprah stated to TMZ that she
would love to have Palin on, after the election, as the staff had not discussed
the Palin appearance and she had made the decision not have her show become a
platform for candidates. Oprah has said about Obama: That would be my favorite
guy, ….I know him well enough to believe in his moral authority. And that is the
number one reason why I am supporting him, ..my Senator, my favorite Senator,
and my choice. He appeared twice on Oprah, in January 2005 and October 2006,
before she gave him her formal endorsement. On September 25, 2006 Oprah, on
Larry King Live, said she hoped Obama ran for President. May 2007 Oprah formally
endorses Obama for President. September 8, 2007 Oprah hosted an Obama fundraiser
for 1,500 guests, each one donating $ 2,300 to his campaign. From November 2007
to February 2008 Oprah campaigned with Obama in Iowa, South Carolina, New
Hampshire and in California. Many opine it was Oprah that introduced Obama to
white American women and because of her active support suffered a huge backlash
that continues to these days. August 2008 she was at the DNC in Denver praising
Obama’s acceptance speech. September 2008 two University of Maryland economists
say Oprah’s endorsement has given Obama approximately 1 million votes he would
not have gotten otherwise. September 2008 she asked her viewers to support
Senate bill 1738 proposed by Senator Joe Biden and endorsed by Senator Barack
Obama. September 2008 Oprah again said her staff had not brought up having Sarah
Palin on her show but would like to have her on after the election. She has
donated at least $ 2,300 to the Obama campaign.
Steve Wonder: September 8, 2007 he performed at the fundraiser Oprah Winfrey
hosted for Obama. August 28, 2008 he sang the song “Signed Sealed Delivered” at
the DNC in Denver. September 22, 2008 his song “Signed, Sealed, Delivered” forms
part of the album “Yes We Can: Voices of a Grassroots Movement” the Obama/Biden
campaign is selling over the Internet for $ 24.99.
Joanne Woodward: Has donated the maximum, $ 4,600, to the Obama campaign.
Sarah Wright: February 2, 2008 she appears on the video ”Yes We Can” inspired by
a speech given by Obama in New Hampshire.
Malik Yusef: September 22, 2008 his colaborative song with Kanye West and Adam
Levine “Promised Land” forms part of the album “Yes We Can: Voices of a
Grassroots Movement” the Obama/Biden campaign is selling over the Internet for $
24.99.