Beyoncé writes an open letter in praise of 'inspirational' President Obama as she casts her vote

In April 2012, she wrote an open letter to Michelle Obama telling the world how proud she was of the First Lady.

Now, Beyoncé has penned a touching public correspondence to Michelle's husband, President Barack Obama, just hours before casting her vote.

The music superstar has expressed her utmost 'respect and adoration' for the world's most famous leader as Americans head to the polls to cast their vote in the 2012 election.

 

 

The greatest: Beyoncé penned a letter to President Barack Obama that praised his leadership and inspirational character

 

 

Land of the free: Beyoncé shared a photograph of herself with her voting form filled out and ready to be dropped in the ballot box

Beyoncé, 31, has fully thrown her support behind the man she calls 'inspiring', after her and husband Jay-Z continued to do all they could to get Obama in office for a second term.

 

In the letter, which she posted on her Tumblr, she writes: 'President Obama, Everyday we see your heart and character, inspiring all of us to give more of ourselves.

'You are the leader to take us from where we are to where we need to be. You are the reason my daughter and nephew will grow up knowing that they can truly be ANYTHING they want to be.'

Making the right choice: Beyoncé, with her perfectly manicured nails, made sure she ticked the correct box

Autograph hunter: The superstar put her signature on the vote she hopes will make all the difference

She ended the handwritten note: 'All my respect and adoration, Beyoncé.'

Beyoncé has made no secret of her love for the Obamas and she recently hosted a fundraiser in New York for the President.
The superstar singer kept a photographic diary of her day as she headed to the ballots and cast her vote on Tuesday.

 

 

 

The bosses: President Barack Obama got some great support in the shape of Jay-Z and Bruce Springstein at an election campaign rally in Columbus, Ohio, on Monday

We three kings: The trio of men stood together as they rallied support for the campaign

Hip hop royalty: Jay-Z performed at the rally and changed changed the lyrics of the song to include the name Mitt

Although it is not clear which name she chose to tick, one can safely assume that Barack Obama has her vote.
On Monday, the last day of the presidential campaign, President Obama was helped along his way by Jay-Z and Bruce Springstein.

Pledge allegiance: Jay-Z entertained the crowd against the backdrop of the stars and stripes

Hanging on: Beyoncé also wore a pair of earrings last month that featured Obama's name on them

Gold endorsement: The $32 earrings designed by Erika Peña

Jay-Z boomed his way into Columbus's Nationwide Arena, performing a rendition of his hit song, 99 Problems, with a political twist for a crowd estimated by fire officials at more than 15,000 people.

The Brooklyn rapper changed the chorus of the track to 'I got 99 problems but Mitt ain't one.'

Obama said of his two celebrity friends: 'They tell the story of what our country is, but also of what it should be and what it can be.'
Beyoncé took her support for the campaign one step further last week by wearing a pair of earrings with the President's name on them.

And now sales for these earrings have gone through the roof with 1000s of pairs being snapped up by fans across the world.

The pro-Obama earrings were designed by Puerto Rican jewelry designer, Erika Peña.

The minute photos of Beyoncé wearing the earrings emerged, she was flooded with orders for the $32 set.
Many celebrities have been coming out to try and add some last minute vigour to the Obama campaign, including Katy Perry.
The singer posted a picture of herself with her grandmother and the president, with the caption: 'May I exclusively present what might be the cutest photo ever taken: Me, Gma & POTUS! Happy voting tomorrow!'

Happy voting: Katy Perry shared this touching photograph with her grandmother and President Obama