Politics
Trump Slams Taylor Swift After Endorsement of Kamala Harris
Former U.S. President Donald Trump recently voiced strong disapproval of pop sensation Taylor Swift after she publicly endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris.
Swift’s endorsement came shortly after the presidential debate between Trump and Harris, prompting a surge in visits to a federal voter registration site.
Despite this influx, a new poll revealed that her endorsement had minimal impact on voter decisions.
Conducted online between September 11 and 13, 2024, the poll included 3,276 adult respondents.
Of those surveyed, 81% said Swift’s support did not influence their likelihood of voting for Harris.
Among women under 30, 8% said they were more likely to vote for Harris due to the endorsement, while 13% said they were less likely, and 78% indicated it did not affect their decision.
In response to the poll results, Trump expressed his frustration on his TRUTH social media platform on September 15, posting a simple but emphatic message: “I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT.”
His comment reflects ongoing tensions between Trump and high-profile celebrities who have publicly opposed his political stance.
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