(C) The Mirror
The theory that pop star Taylor Swift and President Joe Biden are secretly working together to undermine former President Donald Trump and his supporters emerged on social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, and Parler in late 2023.
The theory claims that Swift, who endorsed Biden in the 2020 election and has been vocal about her political views, is actually a deep state agent who is using her music and influence to brainwash millions of fans and sway public opinion against Trump. The theory also alleges that Biden, who is a fan of Swift and has praised her courage and talent, is in cahoots with her and is rewarding her with favors and privileges, such as inviting her to perform at the White House and granting her access to classified information.
The proponents of the theory point to various pieces of evidence to support their claims, such as:
The theory has gained traction among some Trump supporters, who view Swift and Biden as enemies of the people and the country. The theory has also sparked backlash and ridicule from Swift and Biden fans, as well as from critics and experts, who dismiss the theory as baseless, absurd, and delusional. The theory has also raised concerns about the spread of misinformation, disinformation, and conspiracy theories on social media, and the potential consequences for democracy, security, and public health.
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