Taylor Swift isn’t having the best time lately. First, the self-proclaimed childless cat lady backed Kamala Harris, only to watch her suffer a crushing defeat to Donald Trump. Then, to top it off, she got booed off the Jumbotron while cheering on her boyfriend’s team, the Kansas City Chiefs—who were absolutely slaughtered on the field at the Caesars Superdome during the 59th Super Bowl. Rough night. Go Philly!

I swore I’d never write about Taylor Swift on this blog, but I guess I’m still riding high on the Eagles’ big win—so here we are.

Of course, it was anything but a great game. The Eagles jumped all over the Chiefs, led by their defensive line’s repeated mauling of the opposing offensive line, and the game was pretty much secured by halftime.

Trump, who was the recipient of hearty cheers when appearing on the in-stadium screen as the festivities were beginning, couldn’t help but point out the icy reception given to Swift at the same time.

Suffice it to say, he’s right. The Chiefs and the “Bad Blood” singer had a really, really tough night. Not even the refs were going to save the day this time around. – RedState

Donald Trump was at the game. The first time a sitting President ever attended a Super Bowl. And the difference in crowd reaction between him and Tay-Tay was pretty telling. While Trump was met with thunderous cheers, Swift got booed right off the Jumbotron.

Looks like someone has worn out their welcome, and it sure isn’t Trump.

The contrast is striking—maybe even a reminder that the American people still know how to make their voices heard.

Trump gets massive cheers at the Super Bowl while Taylor Swift gets booed. –

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— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) February 10, 2025

With the Chiefs’ brutal loss and Travis Kelce looking off his game, you have to wonder—does Swift already have a breakup anthem scribbled on a cocktail napkin?

And just after Trump took a shot at Meghan Markle, he threw one at Swift, too. Absolutely priceless.

Trump is in his prime. In the past 24 hours he’s called out Meghan Markle and Taylor Swift. Legendary. pic.twitter.com/2Qhgo1oGoS

— Link Lauren (@itslinklauren) February 10, 2025

Oh, don’t worry—Taylor Swift will be just fine. A few boos won’t exactly ruin her week when she’s got enough chart-topping hits and money to drown them out.

But you know what else I noticed? A shocking trend of celebrities sticking to their jobs instead of preaching from their soapboxes. Imagine that! Even the Super Bowl ads, packed with A-listers, stayed entertaining rather than serving up sanctimonious lectures.

Taylor Swift may act like she’s furious at Donald Trump, but funny enough, he actually predicted her boyfriend’s team would win the big game. Though, let’s be real—that was probably more about Patrick Mahomes’ wife, Brittany, and her unapologetic support for Trump than anything else.

President Trump sat down with Fox News host Brett Baier for the traditional interview, one that Joe Biden skipped last year, and he had this to say.

President Trump and pop icon Taylor Swift are on the same side this Super Bowl.

When asked who he thinks will win Super Bowl LIX, Trump begrudgingly revealed his prediction that the Kansas City Chiefs would prevail over the Philadelphia Eagles.

“I hate to do it,” Trump, 78, said when pressed by Fox News’ Bret Baier during a pregame interview about his prediction. “I just say that I watched this great quarterback who has, by the way, a phenomenal wife, okay. She’s a Trump fan, she’s a MAGA fan. So I happen to love her okay.” – New York Post

Donald Trump may have gotten the Super Bowl prediction wrong, but he’s been spot-on about everything else—and the people know it.

In my lifetime, I’ve never seen an administration take such swift, decisive action. Obama’s presidency (and then Joe’s) felt like one long, slow roll, but thankfully, Trump isn’t afraid to Shake It Off.

America can Start Again and Welcome Back the greatness we once knew. It’s time to Stay Stay Stay focused on what truly matters as we push forward.

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