Posted on 08/09/2019 1:32:50 PM PDT by rktman
Pop superstar Taylor Swift has explained her decision not to endorse Hillary Clinton during the 2016 presidential election, arguing that Donald Trump was successfully weaponizing the concept of “celebrity endorsements” and would portray the pair as “the two nasty women.”
In a lengthy interview with Vogue, Swift admitted that she did not believe her endorsement would help Hillary’s campaign, despite widespread pressure on her to do so.
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Taylor Swift seems really stupid.
I’m glad drunk Kanye stole her mic.
Nasty, repulsive, and dumb.
Yes, both make a rock seem like a MENSA member.
“two nasty women.”
Hard to argue with that.
She is the typical dumb blond....
Were?.....neither of you have scrubbed up and you TS are getting nastier......
Taylor, do you also smell of piss and cabbage?
What’s the longest any dude has stayed with her?
I figure you get the prize, then dip out...
[Taylor Swift seems really stupid.]
She’s a favorite of Ellen DeGeneres, so.....
It’s a shame she’s a leftard. I always thought she was a cutie pie.
Yewwwwwww!
Used to like some of her country songs. Well, they were never that country but did have a hook or two.
Will someone carry her off stage and toss her into a van, please.
Guaranteed neither one can sing.
Neither bathes?
Taylor used to be such a great influence on our youth, back in her early days... she had some wholesome and modest attributes...
It is truly sad that she joined the dark side for even more fame and fortune...
A drunk Kanye is more clear thinking than a sober Tay-tay. At least he’s independent minded and not a virtue signaling moron.
She's worth something close to $400M. She doesn't really need any more hits.
Taylor Swift lived in a shoe
She had so many boyfriends
She could stretch it
Over a rain barrel
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