'Obama supporter' Sarah Jessica Parker blasts 'slippery' Romney, Ryan

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Washington, Oct 26 (ANI): Hollywood star Sarah Jessica Parker has thrown some political punches on Republican Presidential contender Mitt Romney and his running mate Paul Ryan.

During an interview with Access Hollywood on Parker said that 'Romney's record is really hard to capture.'

"It's slippery. It's been all over the place," Politico quoted the 'Sex and the City' star, as saying.

According to the report, Parker, who's an Obama supporter, added that Romney's Vice Presidential pick Ryan is "extremely right-wing."

"I would feel enormous despair for the future of this country" if they won, she added. (ANI)

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