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MIAMI GARDENS, FL – AUGUST 18: Taylor Swift performs during her reputation tour at Hard Rock Stadium on August 18, 2018 in Miami Gardens, Florida. Credit: mpi04 / MediaPunch / IPX
Taylor Swift ended the internet Sunday night when she broke her abstention from the policy by an instagram posted message to her 112 million followers. Although she was previously "reluctant" to discuss politics, she explained that because of events in her life and around the world in the last two years, her feelings have changed.
"I have always voted and will always vote according to the candidate who will defend and defend the human rights we all deserve in this country.I believe in the fight for LGBTQ rights and that any form of discrimination based on sexual orientation I believe that the systemic racism we still observe in this country against people of color is terrifying, disgusting and widespread.
I can not vote for someone who will not want to fight for the dignity of ALL Americans, no matter the color of their skin, their gender or the ones they like. "
Swift then responded to her concerns about Tennessee Senator Marsha Blackburn and how her vote record terrified her. She lists Blackburn's opposition to equal pay for women, her vote against the re-enactment of the Violence Against Women and Marriage Act and the rights of LGBTQ. "These are not MY Tennessee values," writes Swift. She added that she would vote for Phil Breseden in the Senate and Jim Cooper for the House of Representatives. It is specifically aimed at fans who have turned 18 since the presidential election, urging them to register, search for candidates and vote, even if they do not agree with a candidate on all points .
His post had been deliberately scheduled before the deadline for voter registration in Tennessee, but it's hard to ignore Swift's sexual assault and lawsuits, knowing that his post arrived the day after the day where Brett Kavanaugh was confirmed before the Supreme Court despite accusations of sexual assault. appointed by a president who was accused of sexual misconduct by 13 women. Although Swift does not mention any man, namely, knowing how thoughtful and intentional Swift is in every facet of his career, the timing of this position is also a statement in itself.
In the first 24 Swift posts published, Vote.org told Buzzfeed that 65,000 people have registered to vote. And 48 hours later, more than 240,000 people registered. As a reminder, 190 178 voters registered in September and 56 669 in August. In other words, Taylor Swift's voter registration peak is real.
On Tuesday night, Swift was named Artist of the Year at the American Music Awards and concluded her thank you speech with "This award and each of the prizes awarded tonight have been voted by the people, and you know that the people also vote on the mid-term elections of November 6. Go out and vote. I love you!"
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MIAMI GARDENS, FL – AUGUST 18: Taylor Swift performs during her reputation tour at Hard Rock Stadium on August 18, 2018 in Miami Gardens, Florida. Credit: mpi04 / MediaPunch / IPX
Taylor Swift ended the internet Sunday night when she broke her abstention from the policy by an instagram posted message to her 112 million followers. Although she was previously "reluctant" to discuss politics, she explained that because of events in her life and around the world in the last two years, her feelings have changed.
"I have always voted and will always vote according to the candidate who will defend and defend the human rights we all deserve in this country.I believe in the fight for LGBTQ rights and that any form of discrimination based on sexual orientation I believe that the systemic racism we still observe in this country against people of color is terrifying, disgusting and widespread.
I can not vote for someone who will not want to fight for the dignity of ALL Americans, no matter the color of their skin, their gender or the ones they like. "
Swift then responded to her concerns about Tennessee Senator Marsha Blackburn and how her vote record terrified her. She lists Blackburn's opposition to equal pay for women, her vote against the re-enactment of the Violence Against Women and Marriage Act and the rights of LGBTQ. "These are not MY Tennessee values," writes Swift. She added that she would vote for Phil Breseden in the Senate and Jim Cooper for the House of Representatives. It is specifically aimed at fans who have turned 18 since the presidential election, urging them to register, search for candidates and vote, even if they do not agree with a candidate on all points .
His post had been deliberately scheduled before the deadline for voter registration in Tennessee, but it's hard to ignore Swift's sexual assault and lawsuits, knowing that his post arrived the day after the day where Brett Kavanaugh was confirmed before the Supreme Court despite accusations of sexual assault. appointed by a president who was accused of sexual misconduct by 13 women. Although Swift does not mention any man, namely, knowing how thoughtful and intentional Swift is in every facet of his career, the timing of this position is also a statement in itself.
In the first 24 Swift posts published, Vote.org told Buzzfeed that 65,000 people have registered to vote. And 48 hours later, more than 240,000 people registered. As a reminder, 190 178 voters registered in September and 56 669 in August. In other words, Taylor Swift's voter registration peak is real.
Tuesday night, Swift was named Artist of the Year at the American Music Awards and concluded her thank you speech with "This award and each of the prizes awarded tonight have been voted by the people, and you know that the people also vote on the mid-term elections of November 6. Go out and vote. I love you!"
