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> I can’t resist commenting on how the ongoing freakout over the Kansas City Chiefs making the Super Bowl perfectly encapsulates everything that has gone wrong. Taylor Swift may have endorsed Biden in 2020, but as Max Meyer pointed out after attending one of her concerts, everything about her aesthetic and place in the culture is implicitly conservative. Her fans want to be attractive and meet men. They’re not interested in changing their sex or cheering for urban mobs looting the local supermarket. If you simply give them some semblance of normalcy, they’ll be on your side and vote in opposition to the left and what it has becor. But instead of that, they get conspiracy theories about the Super Bowl being rigged so Swift can then endorse Biden, along with whatever this is:

The author of the article is a moron.

The NFL has made the field look like a stock car with "End Racism" and "Stop the Hate" pasted everywhere.
These are messages of a Marxist Cultural Revolution, not conservative America.

And as for Taylor Swift's having an a following which is naturally Republican. ?

https://www.billboard.com/music/pop/taylor-swift-political-evolution-timeline-8528527/

And as for Taylor Swift's having an a following which is naturally Republican. ? https://www.billboard.com/music/pop/taylor-swift-political-evolution-timeline-8528527/

And?

Eminem has a fanbase of young white Millennial men. Eminem hates Trump with a red hot passion. His fans voted for Trump almost exclusively.

Bruce Springsteen's fanbase voted for Trump almost exclusively.

Pearl Jam's fanbase voted for Trump almost exclusively.

Rage Against the Machine's fanbase voted for Trump almost exclusively.

Why would Swift's be any different? Indeed, every statewide race she endorsed in Tennessee (where Swift is registered to vote) lost to Republicans.

It doesn't matter who Swift endorses anymore than who Springsteen or Eminem endorses. The young white women who grew up as diehard Taylor Swift fans and are now swooning over the Swift/Kelce romance were more likely than not to have been raised in homes with more traditional family values and they will vote accordingly.