‘The Change We Need Most’ - Taylor Swift

 

Pop icon Taylor Swift certainly won't turn down the presidential election this year.
After beating lefties for not supporting Hillary Clinton in 2016, Swift supported Joe Biden for 2020.
In an interview with V magazine published last week, Swift said that Joe Biden "is the change we need", referring to the LGBTQ community.

Taylor Swift says the change we need is to elect the president wo understands the colour of people even women has the rights to choose what they want. 

That the LGBTQIA community deserves recognition and participation, Swift said.

Everyone wants the government who takes the global issues seriously such as Covid-19 and protect the people first.
The only way we can improve One can start by selecting leaders who are ready to face these challenges and find ways to address them. "

During the Biden / Harris administration, Swift said, "America has the opportunity to begin the medical process it desperately needs."

Swift shared the interview on Wednesday on her social media ahead of the vice president's debate.

''I have spoke to V-magzine 

I spoke to @vmagazine about why I’ll be voting for Joe Biden for president. So apt that it’s come out on the night of the VP debate. Gonna be watching and supporting @KamalaHarris by yelling at the tv a lot. And I also have custom cookies 🍪💪😘

📷 @inezandvinoodh pic.twitter.com/DByvIgKocr

— Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13) October 7, 2020

It is so appropriate that this was also talked about on the night of the Vice President's debate.

I would watch and support [Kamala Harris] by screaming a lot on TV.

I also have my own prorities. "

Taylor Swift largely dodged politics until the midterm elections of 2018, when Republican Marsha Blackburn ran for one seat in the US Senate.

Netflix's documentary Miss America partially documented Swift's final decision to start supporting Democratic candidates for the office - particularly in relation to GOP support, calling it a "list of

In a 2018 Instagram post, Swift called Marsha Blackburn an "enemy of human rights", referring to the "systemic racism" faced by people of color in this country.

She wrote: In the past i was trying to express my political  views but i was hell busy with my events.

years, I feel completely isolated about it." "I have always been and will vote on the basis of how the candidates will defend and fight for human rights, I believe

I believe that fighting for LGBTQ rights and Any kind of discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender is wrong.

The systemic racism that we still see in this country towards people of color is horrible, disgusting, and widespread.