Musicians Take Sides in Tight Democratic Race

If there's one thing that's certain about this year's Democratic race, it's that America really cares this time around. The flip-flopping lead between Senators Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton has political analysts gleefully marveling at the record-breaking turnout in state primaries.
Not only has John Q. Voter stepped up to the plate, but many musicians have voiced their allegiances this year, which has us noticing some trends. For example, seasoned divas are pulling for homegirl Hillary. Madonna, Cher, Janet Jackson and Carole King have all sided with the former first lady. Meanwhile, rockers seem firmly planted in the Obama camp, with names like Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz, Morrissey, Jeff Tweedy of Wilco and Win Butler of Arcade Fire Baracking out.
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