Difference between revisions of "Kelly Clarkson"
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'''Kelly Clarkson''' is rare among rock stars in declaring herself to be a [[Republican]]. In 2011, she endorsed [[Ron Paul]] for president despite suffering a backlash by [[liberals]] criticizing her for it. | '''Kelly Clarkson''' is rare among rock stars in declaring herself to be a [[Republican]]. In 2011, she endorsed [[Ron Paul]] for president despite suffering a backlash by [[liberals]] criticizing her for it. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:08, January 28, 2022
Kelly Clarkson is a singer who was the first winner of the American Idol television show.
Kelly Clarkson is rare among rock stars in declaring herself to be a Republican. In 2011, she endorsed Ron Paul for president despite suffering a backlash by liberals criticizing her for it.