Barbra Streisand is lending her voice to a LGBTQ-themed political campaign intended to mobilize the LGBTQ vote against President Donald Trump.
The campaign “Enough is Enough” features a version of the Barbra Streisand / Donna Summer 1979 single of the same name, with Streisand appearing briefly in the video to encourage voters to cast their ballots in November.
Vote Proud, a LGBTQ political activist group, organized the campaign with Meidas Touch, an anti-Trump PAC.
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Barbra Streisand appears near the end of the video, calling on voters to “vote proud” come November 3.
The Oscar-winning star has actively campaigned for Joe Biden in recent months, attending virtual Hollywood fundraisers for the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee. Biden said he opposed same-sex marriage in 2008, saying in a televised debate that he and Barack Obama don’t support redefining the civil definition of marriage. “We do not support that,” he said.
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Vote Proud has enlisted several Hollywood celebrities, including Billy Porter and Sharon Stone, to promote its agenda. The group, which bills itself as non-partisan, has also partnered with Michelle Obama’s When We All Vote to push voter registration ahead of the November election.
In celebration of #PrideMonth, we’re joining @voteproudUS, @theebillyporter, and @sharonstone for a Voting Squad Captain training! Now is the time to come together and help our communities register and prepare to vote.
RSVP → https://t.co/pBrc1IeNCo pic.twitter.com/ngXvv3yEpK
— When We All Vote (@WhenWeAllVote) June 25, 2020
When We All Vote has advocated for vote by mail and has organized virtual voter registration drives intended to get more young people registered to vote.
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