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Why are celebs staying silent about politics? Esquire editor answers own question by naming and shaming

As Twitchy reported, cameras were out in force on campus last weekend to capture some door-to-door vote canvassing by young celebrities like nasty woman Katy Perry, 32, and Miley Cyrus.

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It’s no surprise both were trying to coax millennials to vote for Hillary Clinton. But what about Taylor Swift, asked no one? Hang on one second; someone did ask. In a piece published by Esquire Wednesday, editor Matt Miller asks, “Why are influential celebrities remaining silent this election?”

https://twitter.com/JohnGHendy/status/791274268340330497

Why do these select entertainers get to keep their political opinions to themselves? “Maybe these artists are protecting their brand?” Miller posits, adding, “Fuck that! If their brand means to sacrifice the very values that make them human and a contributing member of this society, then they live a sad, hollow life.”

Before making some remark about Taylor Swift being a singer and not a politician, consider this:

https://twitter.com/JohnGHendy/status/791280330074263553

Someone’s living a sad, hollow life. Though Miller wrote the piece, Esquire deputy editor John Hendrickson took most of the heat for it after publicizing the article by tweeting quotes from it.

https://twitter.com/yesnicksearcy/status/791292754802245634

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https://twitter.com/JimboDKearney/status/791287042319740932

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What are these celebrities hiding?

https://twitter.com/wydon66/status/791397766316437505

https://twitter.com/LeeNicholson11/status/791400219263045633

https://twitter.com/IOmunE/status/791405194739195904

https://twitter.com/JimboDKearney/status/791286573954428930

https://twitter.com/AlephActual/status/791419057614434304

https://twitter.com/arronio/status/791419711091249152

 

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