JULIA ROBERTS MADE THE COVER OF ALLURE MAGAZINE!!

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Julia Roberts  she would vote for Hillary Clinton if she is the official candidate of the Democratic Party in 2016 for it to become president of the United States?

The actress talks politics in the October issue of the magazine Allure, she also made ​​the cover. The two personalities have already worked together in 2013 in an interview for Marie Claire, Julia said that Hillary had "become a hero" to her.

The politician announced in April his intention to run for the second time for the Democratic nomination, she leads now. If elected president, she would become the first woman to hold the highest office in the United States in 238 years.

"This is a somewhat delicate subject," said Julia magazine Allure, when asked to talk about the Clinton presidential campaign. "As a woman with a family and a job ... not that I think it would be the" president of women, "but I think his perspective is essential at this time while we represent 51% the population and that the paradigm shift does not appear to be valid. I would like to see more of what it could offer the country. "

Julia and her husband, director Danny Moder, are the parents of twins, Hazel andPhinnaeus, 10, and a son, Henry, 8 years.

In Allure, the actress appears in several sumptuous outfits, a silk floral dress signedGucci and a printed black suit Michael Kors, a favorite of Hillary Clinton held.

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Julia was named Global Ambassador of the association "Global Alliance for CleanCookstoves" when the first presidential campaign of Bill Clinton's wife. In 2011, two women were co-authored an opinion piece in USA Today entitled "Efficient stoves could save lives and reduce pollution."

"If we can develop the use of cleaner and more efficient stoves in developing countries, we can save lives, reduce CO2 emissions and create new economic opportunities for millions of women," wrote Hillary and Julia.

"Reaching this goal will help save lives and reduce pollution," they have said. "This will give people, especially women and girls, a new tool to create new economic opportunities for themselves. With the right training and a small initial investment, women can start a small business selling , repairing and distributing clean stoves. "