- Swift revealed after Tuesday’s debate that she will vote for Vice President Kamala Harris
Donald Trump says he hates Taylor Swift after the pop star endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris.
“I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT!” the former president lamented on his social media website Truth Social on Sunday.
This comes just five days after Swift said in a lengthy Instagram post that she would vote for Harris in November.
She also encouraged her millions of followers to research the election and register to vote with a link she shared from vote.gov on her Instagram story by sharing her grid post.
Donald Trump responded to Taylor Swift’s support for Kamala Harris by saying he “hates” the pop star
Trump posted “I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT!” on his Truth Social just five days after she revealed she would be voting for Kamala Harris in November.
Trump’s post on Sunday is his most moving response to Swift yet.
Immediately after Tuesday’s debate, Trump was asked about his reaction to Swift’s endorsement and he simply replied, “I have no idea.”
Hundreds of thousands of people (about 337,000 as of earlier this week) clicked on the link in Swift’s story, which represents a very small percentage of her 284 million followers.
More than 11 million people liked the image Swift posted of herself with one of her three cats named after fictional character Benjamin Button.
Swift signed her support for Harris with: ‘Childless Cat Lady’
It’s a reference to Trump’s running mate, Sen. J.D. Vance, who said in a 2021 interview with Tucker Carlson that the United States is being run by Democrats, corporate oligarchs and “a bunch of childless, cat-loving women who are miserable with their own lives and the choices they’ve made and so they want to make the rest of the country miserable, too.”
Swift called herself a “childless cat lady” with her lengthy Instagram post on Tuesday in which she revealed her 2024 vote and posted an image of herself with one of her three cats – Benjamin Button
While some say Swift’s foray into political waters this election could be a big game-changer in November, polling numbers show her support had little to no influence on the state of the race.
A new ABC News/Ipsos poll Data released Sunday shows just 6 percent of Americans say the singer-songwriter’s endorsement makes them more likely to vote for Harris.
Meanwhile, 13 percent say they are less likely to back the vice president and 81 percent say it makes no difference.
