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    108 months ago

    I don’t imagine most of her fans are of voting age, but the exposure certainly can’t hurt.

    I mean…Trump has a 60-something year old retired wrestler, and a 50-something trashrock star for his celebrity endorsements.

    One seems more significant than the other, especially for women.

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      438 months ago

      I’m the same age as Taylor and I see at least one of my peers attending her concerts every week on social media. Her reach right now is insane.

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        Sure, I get that. I’d just like the obvious sane choice to be made more than a celebrity endorsement. Feels pretty shitty that we’re at this point.

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          38 months ago

          Our last president was a celebrity, and that’s the second actor we’ve had as president alone. What point are you referring to?

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      268 months ago

      Taylor is 34 and has been popular for over a decade. There are young fans, but she has millions of fans of voting age

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          18 months ago

          Listen. And understand. Time is out there. It can’t be bargained with. It can’t be reasoned with. It doesn’t feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead.

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      All of my coworkers are Swifties who attend her concerts and constantly play her music. Most of them are in their 30s and 40s. Her audience isn’t as young as you’d think, she’s been making music for decades now.