Donald Trump attacks Taylor Swifta few days after the music icon will announce that he will vote for Kamala Harris in the next presidential elections. A demonstration of public support for the Democratic candidate that can greatly influence the youth vote facing November 5 and that did not please the former president and Republican candidate.
So, Trump declared this Sunday that he hated the most successful American singer of the moment with a live performance “I hate Taylor Swift!”with capital letters and exclamations included, through his Truth Social network, where he moved from sharing Fake pictures of Swift and her fans support his candidacy to attack the influential artist, the most listened to internationally in recent years on platforms like Spotify.
Last Tuesday, shortly after the end of the election debate Facing the two leading candidates for the White House, Swift published a lengthy post on Instagram in which she told her 283 million followers that in the November 5 election I will vote for Harrisaccompanied by a photo of his cat Benjamin.
A publication he signed as “single woman with cats”a reference to Trump’s vice presidential candidate, Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance, who criticized Harris and childless women call them that. A day later, 337,826 people had visited the register-to-vote link Swift attached to the post, a spokesperson for the U.S. Government Services Administration told The Hollywood Reporter.
In an interview last Wednesday on “Fox News,” Trump already described Swift as a “very liberal person” and I said that “you will probably pay the price on the market”. On the same day, the multi-award-winning artist reached a new milestone by equaling Beyoncé’s record of 30 MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs), having won seven of those awards.
On stage, the singer, songwriter and producer of “Fortnight” spoke of the “happiness, pleasure and magic” that her boyfriend, the American football player, brings her. Travis Kelceand encouraged his fans over 18 to “register and vote something else,” referring to the election.
