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Don't tell us if you voted for Trump. Just kidding... or am I? I'm just saying the church is a safe space because I will unalive you. When I went down to Austin with some other drag queens to protest Greg Abbott, I was disappointed he wouldn't stand up and fight me. Honestly, I think the easiest thing to do with the money we raise is take away his wheelchair ramps so he can't access the floor.

I don't want anyone telling me what to do in my personal life or restricting voting rights. I fear that if we support Donald Trump, he will become a dictator like Kim Jong Un, Vladimir Putin, or Mohammed bin Salman. Trump wants to scare everyone and control America like these leaders control their countries. Voting for him means the end of democracy and the destruction of our great experiment. It's hard to understand why anyone would support someone who wants to destroy our democracy.

Mark Cuban stated that there are no strong, intelligent women around President Trump, which I find mean, sad, and misogynistic. Additionally, I believe the left struggles to define what a woman is. I am Elvita King, and I pray for my friend, President Donald John Trump.

I don't want anyone telling me what to do in my own bedroom or deciding who can vote. I fear that if Trump is in power, he will turn the US into a dictatorship like North Korea, Russia, or Saudi Arabia. He wants to scare everyone into submission and control the country. Voting for him means the end of democracy, and I can't understand why anyone would support someone who wants to destroy the greatest experiment on Earth.

Beyonce, we don't care about you, your speeches, rituals, or voodoo. Texas will always be a red state. You trying to finesse the Black vote for a politician with no plans for the Black community shows how little you care about your own people. You need to worry about P Diddy, Jeff Epstein, Jaguar Wright, and Aaliyah. You need to worry about God and repent, not worry about where our vote is going. We don't care about you, Beyonce. You have God to answer to, not us.

I love this country and appreciate everyone here for standing up for it. I'm not just here for Donald Trump; I'm here for those who support him but feel intimidated. Bullying is wrong, whether it's physical, verbal, or through cancel culture. Critics may label Trump a bully, but that's not accurate; it's a debate where he excels. We must push back against intimidation and support each other. We have the right to express our views without fear. Remember, the strength of our community lies in unity and acceptance. Let’s stand together, help one another, and not allow anyone to feel alone or marginalized. Love for America means standing up for all Americans. Let's take action, support our beliefs, and ensure everyone feels empowered to vote their conscience. God bless you and the United States of America.

I don't want to be like Marjorie Taylor Greene, who has filled her spirit with hate towards me. As a leader in my state, she should have reached out to me, even if she disagrees with what I'm doing. Threatening my life and my family is wrong and intolerable. I can't understand how she thinks it's normal to be so cruel to another woman. I wouldn't wish the threats, name-calling, and derogatory experiences I've faced on her.

Hello, Arizona. I come to you as a former Democrat with an apology for the division and name-calling that has plagued our country. No one here is deplorable; we must unite. My journey over the past eight months has revealed that our issues run deeper than politics; they are spiritual. We must rise above hatred and corporate interests. I've witnessed the struggles of individuals in the entertainment world and know there are good people everywhere. It's time for mothers and all of us to speak out against the injustices we see. I stand here, despite the personal costs, to encourage you to be brave and vote. Millions have fought for our right to vote, and it matters. I will be voting for Donald Trump for the first time, and I apologize for the actions of those on the left. Together, we will unite under love and understanding. Go out and vote for Donald J. Trump.

Last week's cold was COVID, and Trump remains president, 'humiliating America on a national stage standing next to Vladimir Putin.' The piece centers on Taylor Swift as a figure. The author watched her podcast and notes a personal connection—concerts, family support, a Swifty chat—and favorites like 'All Too Well, ten minute version' and 'Exile featuring Bon Iver.' Swift 'has grown up with my family' and 'models something' about standing up to bullies without becoming them. The writer cites that 'There are far more decent, honest, kind people in America than there are mean jerks' and calls out 'a stunning coarseness and ugliness in the Republican Party today.' Swift urged Americans 'not to make the serious mistake of electing him.' 'Think of your energy as if it's expensive, she said, as if it's like a luxury item.' 'Why you gotta be so mean.' 'Thank you, Taylor Swift. Keep the faith.'

I am a black woman who used to be a Democrat but now a Republican. I'm tired of Democrats using fear and oppression to get votes. We all want safety and prosperity. Let's move past fear and anger, forgive each other, and vote for Donald Trump for a better future. Democrats owe us, not the other way around. Let's make them work for us.

I see many black women criticizing black men who voted for Trump, but I want to express my gratitude to those men. Your vote was for secure borders, a strong economy, and the protection of our children from indoctrination in schools. You voted for our rights, including the right to privacy in public restrooms and against unnecessary wars that benefit only a few. You also supported freedom of speech, even when it's used against you. As a black woman, I appreciate your choice and pray for your continued protection and success. I encourage you to lead your families and communities. For those who judge me, know that I am already chosen. Let’s look forward to 2024 together.

"I wanna talk about a truly inspirational public figure named Taylor Swift." "Of course, I watched her podcast interview with the Kelsey brothers." "I went to my first concert of hers fifteen years ago." "I know all her music, and I listened to it in my headphones when I cut the grass." "So, yes, I have a favorite of hers." "Although, honestly, for me, it's a tie between All Too Well, ten minute version, and Exile featuring Bon Iver." "Think of your energy as if it's expensive, she said, as if it's like a luxury item." "Last year, she urged Americans not to make the serious mistake of electing him." "There are far more decent, honest, kind people in America than there are mean jerks." "Thank you, Taylor Swift. Keep the faith."

Beyonce, we don't care about you or your speeches. Texas will always be a red state, no matter what you do. Trying to sway the black vote for a politician with no real plans for our community shows your lack of concern for your own people. Focus on your own issues, like P Diddy, Jeff Epstein, and others. You need to repent and stop worrying about our votes. We don't care about you, Beyonce. Goodbye, because you have to answer to God, not us.

The speaker expresses surprise that "Swifties" are now supporting Trump, supposedly due to ISIS-related events and increased terrorism. The speaker claims Taylor Swift had to shut down shows because of terrorism. The Swifties believe that if Trump were in office, these events wouldn't have happened, citing his ability to maintain world peace and ensure safety. They are supposedly realizing that safety, policies, and border security are more important than race or gender. The speaker voices pride in the Swifties for waking up and supporting Trump.

My name is Kiersten, and I'm marching for our democracy because Donald Trump threatens it. He goes against the LGBTQ+ community, my immigrant neighbors, teachers, and school safety. My rights to protest and vote, and to protect my students, are being threatened. As a teacher, I won’t give my kids up. He's trying to go after the First Amendment, which is not acceptable. Project 2025 shows he doesn't want us protesting. Despite being kicked off social media, I don't believe he has sympathy for anyone. I think he is a psychopath. Yes, please, to public execution of Donald Trump and Elon Musk.

I wanted to share why I'm voting for Donald Trump. First, immigration is a major concern. Tragic incidents involving illegal immigrants highlight the dangers of an open border, which Kamala Harris supports. Trump closed the border, and I believe he will do so again. Second, boys should not compete in girls' sports or use their facilities. The safety of our girls is at stake, and Trump will protect them. He also understands the struggles of working-class men, unlike those who impose policies without facing the consequences. Lastly, we need to prioritize the well-being of our children beyond just prenatal care. I reject the idea of a weakened masculinity and prefer a strong leader who fights for what is right. Vote for Trump and encourage others to do the same.

If you voted for Donald Trump, I think you're unattractive and ignorant. I believe you're a bigot and I don't care about the negative consequences you face; in fact, I want them to happen. I hope your taxes increase and that you face challenges, like complicated pregnancies. You deserve it. The reality is that these hardships will impact Trump voters more than blue voters, as we tend to have better education and jobs. It's going to be tough for you when your taxes go up significantly.

Taylor Swift encouraged her fans to register to vote through a non-partisan organization. Over 35,000 people registered after she posted the link on Instagram. Some people believe that Taylor Swift's music and concerts involve occultic practices, claiming that her performances are signs of an occultic ritual. They argue that her music releases magic into the atmosphere. However, these claims are unfounded. It is important for conservatives to stop defying God and not vote in the upcoming elections, according to the speaker. They view voting as against God's will.

Donald Trump posted that Taylor Swift is "no longer hot" because he heard someone say they hate her. One speaker believes Trump doesn't mean physically hot, but rather that she's lost business appeal. Another speaker recalls Trump noting that the Super Bowl crowd booed Swift and cheered him, leading Trump to believe she was faltering with the public. It's noted that when Swift endorsed Kamala Harris, her approval ratings increased with Democrats but decreased with Republicans and Independents. One speaker believes people don't like celebrities getting involved in elections and that it hurts them. Another speaker says Swift isn't as "hot" in the industry now because she just finished a giant tour and needs time to relax. The booing at the Super Bowl was because people wanted to watch football without Taylor Swift involved.

I wanted to share why I'm voting for Donald Trump. First, immigration—his policies closed the border, while Kamala Harris opened it, leading to tragic consequences. Second, boys should not compete in girls' sports or use their facilities, as it endangers young women. Trump will protect women's rights and ensure fairness in sports. He also understands the struggles of working-class men, unlike those who impose policies without facing the consequences. We need to care for our children beyond just their time in the womb. Lastly, I reject the new version of masculinity promoted by some; I prefer a strong leader who fights for our values. Vote for Trump and encourage others to do the same.

I don't want anyone telling me what to do in my personal life or restricting my voting rights. I fear that if we support Donald Trump, he will turn America into a dictatorship like North Korea, Russia, or Saudi Arabia. He wants to scare everyone into submission and control the country. Voting for him means the end of democracy, and I can't understand why anyone would support someone who wants to destroy the greatest experiment on Earth.

Speaker shifts from politics to praising Taylor Swift as an inspirational figure. He watched her podcast interview with the Kelsey brothers and notes his long connection to her—'I went to my first concert of hers fifteen years ago'—and that she has provided a soundtrack for his family through adversity and celebration. He says she models a 'certain way of being' at every career stage and is 'still doing that as a grown up.' He contrasts this with 'there's a stunning coarseness and ugliness in the Republican Party today.' and recalls Swift urging Americans not to elect Trump last year; meanwhile, 'elderly makeup covered president is posting about whether Taylor Swift is still hot.' He cites 'Think of your energy as if it's expensive, as if it's like a luxury item. Not everyone can afford it.' Noting Arthur Brooks’ happiness ideas, he ends, 'Thank you, Taylor Swift. Keep the faith.'

I have a trans kid, my seven-year-old son is in the middle of unmedically transitioning. Thankfully, we live in New York, which is very accepting and a sanctuary state for trans kids. However, with Donald Trump and JD Vance gaining influence, I'm worried they'll prevent my child from getting the hormones she needs for her medical transition. My child has been exposed to a progressive learning environment, and the media she consumes emphasizes inclusion and acceptance. This has helped my son, Carl, realize that she's a girl named Carla. Now, I fear Trump and Vance will block her access to the hormones she needs to become the woman she wants to be. This is fascism and a human rights violation.

I'm tired of feeling like a hostage in my own country. I support a man who does missionary work and speaks hope into people's lives. I'm tired of people silencing discussions on politics and religion. I'm criticized for wanting school choice, while others push for harmful things like pornography in schools or puberty blockers for kids. I believe the power these people have is illusory, and it's time for men to stand up against it. You're free to live your way, but don't impose it on me.

"I wanna talk about a truly inspirational public figure named Taylor Swift." "I went to my first concert of hers fifteen years ago." "So, yes, I have a favorite of hers." "Like a lot of you, I struggle with how to stand up to bullies without letting their meanness infect me and change me." "There are far more decent, honest, kind people in America than there are mean jerks." "And last year, she urged Americans not to make the serious mistake of electing him." "Think of your energy as if it's expensive, she said, as if it's like a luxury item." "We can't stop people from being jerks. What we can do is stop it from hurting us, from changing us." "The cycle ends right now because you can't lead me down that road." "Thank you, Taylor Swift. Keep the faith."