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Trump SWEARS He Is More Popular Than Taylor Swift
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January 31, 2024
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Donald Trump desperately tries to save face, reportedly telling his inside circle that he is not worried about Taylor Swift because he is more popular than she is. John Iadarola and Sharon Reed break it down on The Damage Report.
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Trump Is Reportedly Not Worried At All About Taylor Swift Endorsing Biden Because He Thinks He’s ‘More Popular’ Than She Is
"As the conservative world loses its mind over the prospect of Taylor Swift appearing at the Super Bowl, where they fear the Deep State has primed her to endorse Joe Biden during the big game, Donald Trump is reportedly as cool as a cucumber. And by cool as a cucumber, we of course mean neck deep in delusions of grandeur.
According to a new report, the former president is apparently relishing the chance to go head-to-head- with Taylor and her army of Swifties, who in the addled mind of Trump, are no match for his MAGA horde."
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