Nikki Haley Is Confused By the Right-Wing Freak-Out Over Taylor Swift: ‘I Don’t Know What the Obsession Is’
Former GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley dismissed the conspiracy theory surrounding Taylor Swift and the Super Bowl, urging people to calm down.
Haley, the sole challenger to Donald Trump for the GOP nomination, expressed confusion over the obsession with the unfounded stories circulating in conservative media.
Swift has not endorsed anyone in the upcoming election, and speculation about her involvement in a Biden endorsement during the Super Bowl is baseless.
The former ambassador pivoted from the conspiracy theories, highlighting pressing issues like economic struggles for American families, border control, and global conflicts.
Ohio businessman Vivek Ramaswamy fueled speculation with a tweet hinting at a major presidential endorsement, reminiscent of QAnon-like theories involving Swift and the Super Bowl.
Despite the MAGA Nation's fixation, Haley and others emphasized the need to focus on real-world challenges rather than Swift's personal life or speculative political endorsements.
Other public figures, including NBA great Charles Barkley and The View host Whoopi Goldberg, criticized those perpetuating the obsession with Swift and the Super Bowl conspiracy, calling them out as "losers" and questioning the overreaction.
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