It is creepy. Very spooky. The former American president donald trump has shared his opinions about the global pop star Taylor Swiftdescribing it as “unusually beautiful“.
Was asked about Swift, the “biggest celebrity of our time,” who is currently in the European leg of his Eras Tourfor him book forthcoming ‘Apprentice in Wonderland: How Donald Trump and Mark Burnett Took America Through The Looking Glass’, from co-editor-in-chief from ‘Variety’ Ramin Setoodeh.
Instead of commenting on Swift’s achievements as an artist, Trump focusedas expected, in his physique. “I think she’s pretty, very pretty! I think she’s very pretty. I think she’s liberal. She probably doesn’t like Trump. I hear she’s very talented,” she said. “I think she’s very pretty, in fact, unusually pretty!” she added.
Third-person sociopathic reference aside, they are five “beauties” and a “progressive”, for whoever keeps track. In an extract published in ‘Variety‘Trump continued. “Is she liberal, or is she just an act?” he asked Setoodeh during the interview. “Is it really progressive? Isn’t it an act? It amazes me that a country star can be successful by being progressive.” Three more “progressives.” His breadth of vocabulary is truly impressive.
Swift has generally maintained a calculated silence about his political opinionsand has recently been criticized for her lack of comment on the humanitarian crisis in Loop. She had been rumored to be a Republican during the 2016 election cycle, before publicly sharing her political views for the first time when He supported two Democratic Party candidates back in 2018 for the midterm elections in the United States.
“In the past I have been reluctant to publicly express my political opinions, but due to various events in my life and the world over the past two years, I now feel very differently about it,” she wrote on Instagram at the time. “I have always voted and will always vote based on the candidate who protects and fights for the human rights which I think we all deserve in this country.
Next, supported Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in 2020, taking aim at Trump following the George Floyd protests that same year. “After stoking the fire of white supremacy and the racism throughout his presidency, do you have the nerve to feign moral superiority before threatening violence? ‘When the looting starts the shooting starts’? “We will expel you in November,” he tweeted at Trump.
Swift has yet to throw her support behind the upcoming 2024 election, and it has been reported that the president’s campaign Biden is actively seeking Swift’s supportwhich has put the ‘MAGA’ crowd up in arms.
On May 31, Trump was declared guilty on all 34 charges of falsification of business records in connection with a payment to the porn actress Stormy Daniels on the eve of the 2016 elections.
In other news of celebrities from the world of culture who attack Trump, the famous writer Stephen King has called the former president “senile” after a stranger raving about sharks at a campaign event last weekend. Prepare yourselves, because following this line of thinking requires some brain rewiring.
Trump talked about electric cars and boats, stating that “they” want the boats to be electric, without further details about who “they” are or what policy he was referring to. Next, he recalled a conversation he had with a boat salesman: “What would happen if the boat sank?” Then come the sharks. “The (ship’s) battery is now underwater and there’s a shark that’s about 10 meters over there. By the way, there’s been a lot of shark attacks lately,” Trump rambled. “Do I get electrocuted… or do I jump next to the shark and not get electrocuted? Because I’ll tell you, he didn’t know the answer.”
Trump said he would “choose the electrocutioneach and every time” rather than hypothetically being killed by a shark. Still with us? Good, because it costs us.
“This is like listening to your senile uncle at the table after having the third drink,” he wrote King. It really is. It’s worth noting that Trump has always had a strange fascination with sharks. He already addressed it in 2013, when he wrote on Twitter: “Sorry folks, I’m just not a fan of sharks. And don’t worry, they’ll be around long after we’re gone.” The shark-obsessed Republican candidate for the White House, ladies and gentlemen.
