CNS News–The political and celebrity worlds are colliding as former President Donald Trump’s supporters target pop icon Taylor Swift amid speculation about her potential endorsement in the 2024 Presidential election. This focus comes in the wake of a New York Times report suggesting that the Biden campaign is keen on securing Swift’s endorsement, a move that could significantly influence young voters and women—a demographic Trump has struggled to connect with, as evidenced by recent polls.
Prominent conservative figures, including former presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy and Fox News host Jeanine Pirro, have openly criticized Swift, cautioning her against political involvement. This criticism has extended to conspiracy theories, with some suggesting the NFL might rig games in favor of Swift’s partner’s team to curry favor with the singer.
The potential backlash from attacking Swift is not lost on political analysts, who highlight Trump’s existing vulnerabilities with women and young voters. Recent polls, like one from Quinnipiac University, show Biden gaining ground among women, a significant portion of Swift’s fan base. Furthermore, Biden’s allies are hopeful that Swift’s influence could sway the Gen-Z and Millennial voters, who form a large part of her audience.
Trump risks backlash as MAGA world zeroes in on Taylor Swift https://t.co/mHDh2Db1fe
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Swift’s political activism has grown over the years, from endorsing Democratic candidates to advocating for voter registration, making her a formidable voice in political discourse. While it’s uncertain how much impact her endorsement would have, the attention from both political and celebrity spheres underscores the unique intersection of pop culture and politics in shaping public opinion.