Celebrities Hit the Campaign Trail for President Barack Obama !

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The joke in the newsroom is that a story written tomorrow about President Obama’s GOTV effort would likely begin, “OMG, OMG, OMG.” (LYNN BARTELSThe Denver Post)

Yes, Hollywood celeb's are hitting the Campaign Trail for President Barack Obama... nation-wide...and all at the same time! 
Fishburne to campaign for Obama in Denver, Nevada and Florida

With Election Day just over a week away,  US actor Laurence Fishburne headed down to Florida,to speaks at an 'Organizing for America-Florida' rally for US President Barack Obama at Florida Memorial University in Miami Gardens Monday. Tuesday, will campaigned for Obama at four universities in the Miami area this week.
Fishburne attended events in Aurora and Denver this past Sunday where he met up with Denver Mayor Michael Hancock and spoke to a group at the Obama For America Head Quarters with other Hollywood hot shots such as; Jennifer Westfeldt, Stephanie, Littleton and Quinto who all joined Rachael Leigh Cook, Ben McKenzie, Bryan Greenberg and Nick Zano to highlight the importance of the youth vote during a stop at CU-Boulder.  

Hamm, meanwhile, appealed to residents in Nevada, with help from actor Bryan Greenberg

in New Hampshire, actress Julianne Moore donned a cape emblazoned with the Obama logo.
"Super volunteers for @BarackObama!" the 51-year-old Oscar nominee tweeted, along with a reminder for everyone to vote.

Joining Moore on the East Coast were singers James Taylor, Alicia Keys, and rock legend Bruce Springsteen, who fired up the campaign with a performance of "We Take Care of Our Own" for voters in Pittsburgh, Pa.  Keys, 31, took the stage for Obama in North Carolina, where fellow musicians Trey Songz and LeToya Luckett also campaigned, along with actor/comedian Kevin Hart.



The cast of The Hangover 3 also got in on the action. On Saturday, Oct. 27, stars Zach Galifianakis, Ken Jeong, and Ed Helms paid a visit to a local field office, where they spoke with Obama campaign volunteers.
 

**Other high-profile supporters included , Magic Johnson, and Russell Simmons.


                                                                        

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