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Originally posted by codymc12
Wrong. They are supremely qualified. Why? Because they are citizens of the United States. That's the point of the election process - a PHD and a high school dropout have exactly the same say: 1 vote.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not championing celebs per se. But I think any citizen who makes the time to promote the candidate they back, without recompense, is doing a good thing.
Not talking Dem/Repub here - either way it goes - a citizen becoming very involved in the election process is commendable, not something to hold up to scorn.
Just my 
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Good points.... I think what we are saying is that it is funny how revered their opinions are by the media, as if the ability to rap or play pretend (act) gives one a special insight into world events.
and BTW, as far as no recompense is concerned.....BELIEVE me, the publicity is GREAT for their careers. It's ALWAYS good to be in the news.