Donald Trump, who sought to overturn Americans’ 2020 democratic vote, on Sunday accused pop star Taylor Swift of being “disloyal” if she supports Joe Biden for president.
The right-wing conspiracy theory machine designed that Swift’s relationship with Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and his team’s victory in yesterday’s Super Bowl would give Swift a foothold to sway Biden’s election. President Trump echoed this concern, saying that he was a Pentagon agent who had been arrested. With his own thoughts.
He said there was “no way she would support crooked Joe Biden” and “she would never disobey the man who made her so much money.”
President Trump said Swift and other artists benefited from the Music Modernization Act, which makes it easier for artists to earn royalties and licensing fees through music streaming services, and that the law was passed during his presidency. He said it had been approved.
Swift supports Biden in 2020 However, she has yet to publicly endorse anyone in her latest campaign. Her recent Instagram post, in which she encouraged her supporters to vote, reportedly had more than 35,000 people registered to vote. Trump said Biden “hasn’t done anything for Taylor and never will” and that he likes Kelsey “even though he’s a liberal and I probably can’t stand him.” Stated. Kelce drew ire on the right after appearing in a campaign encouraging people to get the coronavirus vaccine.
The Biden campaign has had some fun with conspiracy theories, tweeting after the Chiefs’ win, “It’s exactly how we pictured it,” tweeting a photo of the right-wing meme “Dark Brandon” of Biden looking like the devil, and calling him supporters appropriated it as their own.
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— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) February 12, 2024
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Other politicians are rushing to work with Swift and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. declare On social media, he said he is Swiftie and that his favorite deep cut is “White Horse” from her 2008 album Fearless.
Meanwhile, some Republicans are warning their own politicians of the dangers of pursuing the hugely popular and influential singer.
President Trump’s Music Modernization Act is his idea to update copyright law and make license payments better suited to the era of music streaming. This was a strong bipartisan effort, with unanimous support from both the House and Senate.
Dina LaPorte, one of the lawyers involved, said: told Variety On Sunday, President Trump said he “did nothing except sign the bill.”
