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2004-10-19 - Weird News
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Celebrity Endorsements Actually Hurt The Candidate

New York, NY -- If John Kerry really wants to win the presidential election, he should get Paris Hilton or O.J. Simpson to endorse George W. Bush.

According to a political poll by the Pere Partnership advertising agency, 31 percent of voters claim that if Hilton endorsed a candidate they'd be tempted to vote for the opponent instead.

In addition, 29 percent say a Simpson endorsement would sway their vote to the other side and eight percent say the same about Martha Stewart.

On the other hand, nine percent of voters claim they'd support a candidate endorsed by Oprah Winfrey and eight percent would consider voting for someone supported by either "The Daily Show" host Jon Stewart or basketball legend Charles Barkley.

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