“Since I said I hate Taylor Swift, it is no longer fashionable”: a new onslaught of Donald Trump against the singer
By Dan Gooding, from Newsweek
Donald Trump has said that Taylor Swift is no longer fashionable.
“Has anyone realized that, since I said ‘I hate Taylor Swift’, he is no longer in fashion?” Wrote the president of the United States on his Truth Social platform on Friday morning.
The publication occurred in the midst of others related to the president’s trip to the Middle East and his disappointment with the United States Supreme Court for his hearing on Thursday over citizenship by birth.
Newsweek He contacted Swift representatives on Friday morning to obtain comments.
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Trump and Swift have been publicly criticized since 2018, and the singer has openly supported candidates of the Democratic Party since then, including former Vice President Kamala Harris in 2024.
Trump’s publication on Swift occurred in the midst of celebratory publications related to his trip to the Middle East, in which the agreements reached with Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates were promoted.
It was not clear immediately why the president shared his opinion on the singer, but both have crashed on multiple occasions in the last seven years.
In 2018, after not having made real political statements in the past, Swift supported the Democratic candidates Phil Bredesen and Jim Cooper in the 2018 intermediate elections in the United States, in their native state of Tennessee. Subsequently, Trump said Swift’s music liked little and that she didn’t know anything about Senator Marsha Blackburn, against whom Breezen was running.
During the 2024 presidential campaign, as other stars showed their support, the pressure for Swift to make its position clear increased.
Trump then published in Truth Social, stating that he had done more for the music industry than former president Joe Biden during his first term and that “in no way she could support Joe Biden the corrupt.”
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Later that same year, Trump shared an image generated by Swift supporting his campaign, later stating that someone else had generated the images.
Swift approached the publications on AI when she supported Vice President Kamala Harris for the presidency in 2024. He said that “she aroused my fears around AI and the dangers of spreading misinformation.” He also signed the publication as “Childless Cat Lady”, referring to the comments of the current vice president JD Vance.
After his support for Harris, Trump said: «He was not a fan of Taylor Swift … but he is a very liberal person. It seems that it always supports a Democrat. And will probably pay a market price ».
The ERAS of Swift tour established a new record as the first tour of the music industry of 2 billion dollars in recent years, while it is estimated that the singer has a fortune of around 1.6 billion dollars. After criticizing the pop star on Friday, the president shared a capital of capital letters in which he claimed that the Supreme Court was being “manipulated by the losers of the radical left who have no support”, after the judges were skeptical before their plans to change citizenship by birth at a hearing on Thursday.
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Mike Nellis, a democratic strategist and Harris ex -analysis, published in X: «Walmart and other retailers are raising prices due to tariffs, and he is panic, so we will see new levels of absurd distractions, such as when he attacks Taylor Swift from nothing. It works quite well when you are a candidate, but not when you are in command ».
Nick Sortor, magician commentator and Internet personality, published in X: «Hahaha! President Trump has just set fire to Taylor Swift. This is a Trump classic ».
President Trump continues his tour of the Middle East and plans to return to the United States on Friday night.
Posted in cooperation with International Newsweek
