By John Q. Hosedrinker Right-Wingers Say Super Bowl Is Rigged So Taylor Swift Can Endorse Biden
As I was scrolling through Twitter the other day, I stumbled upon a thread that caught my attention. It was a discussion about the upcoming Super Bowl and a wild speculation that it is rigged so that Taylor Swift can endorse Joe Biden for the presidential election later this year. Now, as a fan of both football and Taylor Swift, I couldn’t help but dive deeper into this conspiracy theory.
The conversation started with a tweet from Ramaswarmy, wondering who would win the Super Bowl and if there would be a major presidential endorsement from a culturally propped-up couple in the fall. This innocent musing quickly turned into a full-blown conspiracy theory, with right-wingers claiming that the NFL would manipulate the game’s outcome to ensure the Chiefs win and Taylor Swift can endorse Biden.
Now, I can’t help but find this theory amusing. It’s truly fascinating to see how some conservatives struggle to comprehend the idea that a liberal like Taylor Swift can have her own opinions and may not agree with every single person who aligns themselves with liberal ideals. It seems that they treat being a Republican as a dogma, unable to fathom any deviation from their own beliefs.
But why would right-wingers be so afraid of a talented, accomplished, and powerful woman like Taylor Swift endorsing Joe Biden? The answer lies in their fear of strong, Democrat-leaning women who become too powerful. We’ve seen it before with other prominent figures, and it seems that Taylor Swift has become their latest target.
The narrative being pushed by the right is real, and it has even seeped into mainstream media. Places like Fox News, known for their America-hating stance, have even told Taylor Swift to shut up. But here’s the thing, Taylor doesn’t need the Super Bowl to make her endorsement. She can do that whenever she wants, given her immense popularity and influence.
It’s interesting to see how the Republican party reacts when a popular person supports a Democrat. They often throw fits, claiming that celebrities should stay out of politics. Yet, they had no problem electing a b-list celebrity as their president and idolizing him like a messiah. It’s a clear double standard that highlights the hypocrisy within the conservative movement.
As I read through the various tweets, I couldn’t help but notice the absurdity of some of the arguments. One person claimed that the NFL wanted the Chiefs to win the Super Bowl for the extra Taylor Swift bump in attention. But wait, what does the NFL care about Biden or Trump? Most team owners and players are proud supporters of Trump. So, the logic behind this theory is shaky, to say the least.
It’s also worth noting that Taylor Swift doesn’t need the Chiefs to win in order to endorse Biden. She can endorse him whenever she wants, as she is a highly influential figure with a massive following. This theory just doesn’t make any sense.
But, it’s not surprising to see this level of delusion and willful ignorance from the right-wing. They have a knack for creating conspiracy theories to fit their narrative, no matter how nonsensical they may be. It’s as if they are addicted to outrage and can’t resist spreading baseless claims to support their own agenda.
Now, I don’t know about you, but I find it both hilarious and frustrating to witness the mental gymnastics that conservatives go through when they don’t like someone. They welcomed Caitlyn Jenner with open arms after a few weeks, proving that they are whiny man-boy lunatics who can’t seem to stick to a consistent stance.
In the end, it’s important to remember that Taylor Swift is an independent, intelligent, and informed individual. She, like any other citizen, is entitled to her own opinions and has the right to endorse whomever she chooses, regardless of the outcome of a football game or anything else.
So, let’s not buy into these ridiculous conspiracy theories pushed by right-wingers. Instead, let’s focus on the real issues at hand and engage in meaningful discussions that promote understanding and progress.