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# Stars Hollow Casts Its Ballot

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## Video: Stars Hollow Casts Its Ballot

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_Published 2016-10-25. The cast of Gilmore Girls weighs in on who their characters would support in the 2016 Presidential Election._


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## Transcript

Who would Lane vote for for President this election. For President in 2016 I think, and I didn't write Lane I just played her as an actress, but I think Lane would vote for Hillary Clinton. I would not rely on Kirk to make a good decision for who to vote for. And then 45, and then 50, until we find all 59 and take back the square! Yee- haw! I feel like April would be voting for Hillary Clinton. I think that Brian would vote for a third party candidate. [ MUSIC ] I think he would vote for a third party candidate, but I don't know. I don't know. Yeah, yeah, no, I know. I think that, but I think that he probably would.

I hate President Bush. What? Lorelei Boy. He's stupid, and his face is too tiny for his head, and I just wanna toss him out. That is the leader of our country, young lady. Ignore her. His face is too tiny for his head, what kind of a thing is that to say? Lane and Laura Lai and Rory would have debate watching parties for sure. You know Laura Lai would set up some kind of drinking game Or something for the debates, because it's too much entertainment. But, ultimately, they're going to all vote for Hillary Clinton. That's my two sense. Who's got the least amount of votes? Okay, who's got the longest shot?

Okay, I'm going to vote for that guy. I'm running. For what? For whatever it is you are. What are you again? Town Selectman. I'm running for Town Selectman. Whichever of the two candidates you think might make a terrible, terrible President is probably the one that Kirk would vote for. I'm with her, no question. She's got the experience number one, number two I trust her, number three I think she'd really be, she'd be with her all the way. She has a pin that says, I believe she will win. That's Gypsy. I got to interview Barack Obama a couple of weeks ago. He came to speak at campus. Really? Did you ask your buddy Barack whose going to run in 2008?

Well, what kind of journalist would I be if I didn't? I would go and vote but I don't know, maybe I'd throw a, maybe Jackson would throw a dart. I don't, [ SOUND ], that guy. Vote. Vote it's serious. Vote I'm not kidding. Vote please, vote. [ BLANK_AUDIO ]

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