The politician has praised the singer's looks and disparaged her political views.
Donald Trump speaks during a campaign rally at the Expo World Market Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, on September 13, 2024.
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From the moment Taylor Swift first spoke publicly about politics in 2018, the pop star has stood in opposition to Donald Trump — and the president of the United States hasn’t kept quiet when it comes to her either.
Over the course of her evolution as a political advocate, Swift has done everything from call out Trump’s right-wing policies and incendiary language to urge her hundreds of millions of fans to vote against him in elections, with the “Blank Space” singer-songwriter more than once expressing regret over not doing more to prevent the politician from making it to the White House in 2016. Four years later, she promised Trump that the American people “will vote you out in November” after the then-president — whom she described as “stoking the fires of white supremacy and racism” — condemned the Black Lives Matter protests over George Floyd’s death.
