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Miley Cyrus campaigns for Hillary Clinton

By Reuters
23 October 2016   |   5:31 am
Singer Miley Cyrus knocks on doors at George Mason University in Virginia to rally support for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton as the country prepares for the November 8th election.

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