Thepipanews – The co-host of “Morning Joe” advised Trump supporters to “shut up” about Swift, pointing out that the singer has previously been the focus of “the left.”
The way Republicans responded to Taylor Swift on Wednesday, especially those in the “MAGA world,” astounded MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough. Mika Brzezinski, his wife and co-host, called the situation a total breakdown.
Scarborough said, “This feels so surreal,” on “Morning Joe,” about the prompt and efficient responses.
He said, “Actually, she consistently comes out on top,” in response to the query. His co-hosts agreed.
Former Republican congressman Scarborough claims that Swift was previously picked out by the “left.”
And now the right is going after her. “It seems like they’re telling me to just shut up,” said Scarborough.
Others who similarly criticized Swift called her an “alt-right icon” and other things.
But it appears that Republicans are now complaining about Swift’s popularity in popular culture. This includes her repeated appearances at Kansas City Chiefs games and her absence from her wildly successful Eras tour. Not to mention that she’s presently dating Travis Kelce, a tight end.
Following rumors that Swift would support President Joe Biden, Swift has come under heavy fire, and Trump’s team is reportedly preparing a forceful response.
WATCH: The far-right is melting down over Taylor Swift pic.twitter.com/roUQOQ7iDv
— Morning Joe (@Morning_Joe) January 31, 2024
Karoline Leavitt, the national press secretary for the Trump campaign, discussed her thoughts on Taylor Swift’s possible endorsement in an interview, advising Swift to put more of her attention on her songwriting. The endorsement was described by Leavitt as a “Hail Mary pass.”
A Fox News commentator named Jeanine Pirro has stated that Swift shouldn’t become engaged in politics.
Sean Hannity asked Taylor Swift on his Fox News show if she knew who she was supporting when the Biden campaign asked for her support.
Conversely, Vivek Ramaswamy recently advanced a conspiracy theory, suggesting that there may be a rigged Super Bowl in the works as part of a larger plot to win Swift’s support.
“I can’t resist thinking about who will win the forthcoming Super Bowl next month. Furthermore, I’m intrigued about the prospect of a noteworthy presidential endorsement later this fall from a couple who appear to have become well-known through fabricated cultural impact,” he said on X, the former Twitter platform. “At this point, these are just conjectures, and I’m interested to see how they develop over the next eight months.”
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