Trump claims Taylor Swift should not endorse Joe Biden for 2024 election
Former President Donald Trump expressed his views on the possibility of Taylor Swift endorsing Joe Biden for the 2024 presidential election in a Super Bowl Sunday post on Truth Social, the new social media platform. According to the former president, there is “no way” Swift should endorse Biden.
The Context
There has been much speculation surrounding which candidate, if any, Swift will endorse in the 2024 election. Swift endorsed Joe Biden in the 2020 election when he was running against Trump. As the 2024 election gears up to potentially be a re-match between Trump and Biden, and with Swift’s growing global influence, her endorsement could have a significant impact.
Trump’s Claim
Trump, who is currently the frontrunner for the GOP in the 2024 presidential election, also claimed credit for Swift’s success under the Music Modernization Act, which he signed into law in 2018. This act streamlined the music-licensing process in the digital music landscape. Trump further asserted that Biden has done nothing for Swift and never will.
Views on Swift’s Political Involvement
Former judge and Fox News host, Jeanine Pirro, voiced her opinion on Swift’s potential political involvement, urging her not to alienate her fans. Pirro expressed concern about Swift’s popularity being affected if she were to venture into politics.
This advice contrasts with Vote.org’s acknowledgment of Swift’s impact in the 2020 election. The nonprofit organization credited her with registering over 35,000 people to vote on National Voter Registration Day. Swift’s activism led to a significant increase in voter participation, showcasing her influence.
Swift’s Future Actions
Swift’s fans eagerly anticipate her attendance at the game between the Kansas City Chiefs, represented by her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, and the San Francisco 49ers. Multiple news reports indicate that Swift arrived in Los Angeles on Saturday following her international tour in Tokyo.
Update
Update as of 2/11/24, 1:55 p.m. ET: This article has been updated with additional information.
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