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LOS ANGELES (Aug. 12) -- President Bill Clinton mingled with music and movie luminaries Tuesday night as he helped California Democratic gubernatorial nominee Gray Davis raise about $3 million for his fall campaign.

Among those on hand at one $1 million event at the home of Jeffrey Katzenberg were Steve Martin, Diane Keaton, Jeff Goldblum, Sharon Stone, Rob Reiner and Clint Black. Clinton attended another $1 million event at the Los Angeles home of developer Bruce Karatz, and earlier in the day raised $1 million for Davis at a San Francisco luncheon.

A $3 Million Day For Clinton, Gray Davis The president raises more money from the Hollywood set By John King/CNN
http://www.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/1998/08/12/clinton.fundraising.api/index.html

Democrat Al Gore made one last push in Pittsburgh yesterday, sending the family lawyer and a Hollywood pal to try to win over voters.

Schiff, 27, was joined at the rally by actor Jeff Goldblum, who said the idea of Republican George W. Bush winning the White House made him cringe.

"Please, dear God, let Al Gore get to be president," Goldblum said to laughs from the crowd.

"I was inspired and deeply stirred by Al Gore," Goldblum said. "He's a fine fellow and very qualified."

Gore's daughter, actor Jeff Goldblum stump in Lawrenceville Tuesday, November 07, 2000 By Milan Simonich, Post-Gazette Staff Writer
http://www.post-gazette.com/regionstate/20001107campaigns8.asp

Actor activism for Gore. Barbra Streisand is not the only left-wing celebrity using her stardom to aide the Al Gore campaign and the Rosie O’Donnell Show wasn’t the only program Monday to showcase a celebrity promoting Gore. Last night on NBC’s Tonight Show, X Files star Gillian Anderson shouted "Gore! Gore!"

In a World News Tonight story on turnout efforts, ABC’s Aaron Brown on Monday night reported: "Actor Jeff Goldblum was working for Al Gore in Pittsburgh, TV President Martin Sheen and Rob Reiner were working Memphis."

Entertainment Tonight’s Mary Hart showed actors Julia Louis Dreyfuss, Ben Affleck, Helen Hunt and Martin Sheen campaigning for Gore in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania over the weekend. ET played a clip of Dreyfuss, best-known as "Elaine" on Seinfeld, shouting: "Vote for Al Gore Tuesday!" Affleck took a nice shot at Bush: "It’s hard for me to have a respect for a guy who never held a job until he was 40." Shortly before 1am ET this morning, C-SPAN showed live coverage of Affleck, Robert DeNiro and Glenn Close bashing Bush as they warmed up a Miami Beach crowd just before Gore arrived.

http://www.mrc.org/cyberalerts/2000/cyb20001107.asp#3

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