Taylor Swift's concert tour made $1 billion.
She rerecorded her albums to get out of a bad contract and they all became best sellers again.
She was named Time Magazine's Person of the Year.
There's not much Taylor Swift can't do. And I hope that includes finally getting New York lawmakers to see sense.
The stalker has visited Swift's New York mansion an astonishing 30 times in the past two months.
No warning or arrest will stop him.
He was released from custody on Wednesday after being charged with harassment, but quickly returned.
How many times does it take for the criminal justice system to do something?
Stalking offenses are non-bailable, and judges have been ordered by the City of Albany not to consider criminal history.
But even if offenders aren't sent to prison, why aren't they sent to treatment facilities?
It's a failure that shows up again and again and again in our cities.
Mentally ill people are not arrested, sent to prison, or given medical care.
Until, say, he stabbed two tourists at Grand Central.
You can also walk around the subway with a machete.
Has this city forgotten the tragedy of Mark David Chapman and John Lennon?
Even if the authorities warn us, do we really want something terrible to happen? received 30 warnings Still didn't do anything?
Defend Taylor Swift.
protect all New York people.
