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10 Tweeting Celebs Who Are Ready for Hillary
After Hillary Clinton’s long-anticipated announcement that she’s running for president, celebrities began burning up the Twittersphere with comments ranging from earnest to humorous.
 Adam Sandel
          
          Apr 13, 2015
          
        
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Hillary Clinton's official entrance into the race for president set the Twittersphere on fire this weekend, and the inclusion of same-sex couples in the video announcing her bid left many LGBT people and our allies cheering - including the below celebs who chimed in with their support for Democratic front-runner. 
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America Ferrera
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Dustin Lance Black
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Larry King
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Andrew Rannells
The New Yorker's David Alhadeff
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Jesse Tyler Ferguson
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Comedian Alec Mapa retweeted some choice comments from the #WhyImNotVotingForHillary Twitter account:
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And then there was this Sunday wrap-up from the Pitch Perfect Anna Kendrick:
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10 Tweeting Celebs Who Are Ready for Hillary

After Hillary Clinton’s long-anticipated announcement that she’s running for president, celebrities began burning up the Twittersphere with comments ranging from earnest to humorous.

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