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Amy Lindsay is an American actress and former softcore pornographic film performer. [1]

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Lindsay has had guest television appearances as Lana in the Star Trek: Voyager episode "Endgame", [2] in Silk Stalkings , [3] and as Sherry Drake on Pacific Blue . [4]

In 2016, BuzzFeed reported that Lindsay had appeared in an advertisement for the 2016 presidential campaign for Ted Cruz. Lindsay told BuzzFeed that she is a Christian conservative and a Republican, deciding between supporting Ted Cruz or Donald Trump. [5] The Cruz campaign said that it was unaware of "her full filmography" and pulled the ad soon after the report. [1]

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