Taylor Swift set to endorse Kamala Harris for president 'four to six weeks' before election, says source
WASHINGTON, DC: Taylor Swift is set to throw her support behind Kamala Harris for the upcoming presidential election.
Sources close to the 34-year-old 'Blank Space' singer indicate that Taylor Swift is expected to publicly endorse Vice President Kamala Harris in the weeks leading up to the election, likely between four to six weeks before November 5th.
Taylor Swift’s endorsement driven by longstanding admiration for Harris
The move comes as President Joe Biden's campaign, which initially faltered earlier this summer, sought Taylor Swift's high-profile backing. The pop star previously supported Biden in 2020, helping him defeat then-President Donald Trump.
Now, with Biden out of the 2024 race, Swift is reportedly "excited" about Harris's candidacy and the possibility of Harris making history as the first female president in the US.
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Swift's enthusiasm for Harris is rooted in a long-standing admiration for the Vice President. "Taylor got enthusiastic when Kamala Harris got named VP in 2020, to see a woman getting at such a high political position and being the vice president of Joe Biden, it was massive, and she was happy about it," a source said, per The Sun.
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"She was happy to endorse the Biden-Harris duo four years ago. Now that Harris is running for president, Taylor is even more excited about the possibility of having Kamala Harris being the next president of the United States of America."
Taylor Swift's star power set to boost Harris-Walz ticket
As speculation swirls about the timing of Taylor Swift’s endorsement, the singer's influence remains a powerful force. Having just wrapped up the European leg of her blockbuster Eras tour, Swift is poised to leverage her fame to support the Harris and her running mate Tim Walz's ticket.
The source highlighted that Swift sees Harris as a “strong woman” who can unite people and tackle national issues effectively.
"Taylor sees Kamala as a strong woman, someone who unites people, who is going to do her best to solve issues that the people have, and who does great running the country," added the source. "She will endorse Kamala Harris, and the announcement should be made soon, probably 6 to 4 weeks before the election day."
Despite the growing rumors, Taylor Swift's camp has yet to provide any official confirmation or indication regarding the endorsement.
Netizens react to Taylor Swift’s expected endorsement of Kamala Harris
As Taylor Swift prepares to endorse Kamala Harris for the upcoming presidential election, reactions from social media users have been notably skeptical.
"Taylor is probably not even a liberal. She's just a paid-for celeb," a social media user tweeted.
"Who cares really? I have family that loves Taylor swift but could give 2 who she endorses," a second said. [sic]
"When you have to push the Taylor Swift button, you’re in trouble," another user tweeted. "No big surprise there," added a user.
"If you vote based on Taylor Swifts guidance you are a danger to us all," stated another user. [sic]
"Her fans are not old enough to vote..." chimed a user. "The crazy part is this matters," commented one more user.
"They're paying her well..." said another.
Taylor is probably not even a liberal. She's just a paid-for celeb.
— TTUvapor🌵🇺🇸 (@redraidertech) August 7, 2024
Who cares really? I have family that loves Taylor swift but could give 2 💩 who she endorses.
— ✊✊🇺🇸🇺🇸Tammy Crandell Jones✊✊🇺🇸🇺🇸 (@tfcjones) August 7, 2024
When you have to push the Taylor Swift button, you’re in trouble.
— aaron blackman (@TaterB55) August 7, 2024
If you vote based on Taylor Swifts guidance you are a danger to us all
— J Hans (@blackhawkce457) August 7, 2024
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