Published 6 months ago

Christie calls GOP Taylor Swift conspiracies ‘outrageous’

Donald Trump is being blamed for spreading conspiracy theories about Taylor Swift's involvement in election interference, but former Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie dismissed these rumors as ridiculous.
Some right-wing individuals are pushing conspiracy theories that the NFL rigged the Super Bowl to put Taylor Swift and NFL beau Travis Kelce in the spotlight, but these claims have been debunked.
There are speculations that Donald Trump plans to declare a "holy war" against Taylor Swift, who endorsed Joe Biden in the 2020 election, but Swift has not publicly endorsed any candidate for the 2024 election.

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USA Today

Chris Christie calls Taylor Swift conspiracies 'outrageous': 'The kind of thing Donald Trump brings about'

"We should be celebrating her, not having all these crazy conspiracy theories. But this is the kind of thing that Donald Trump brings about."

6 months ago·United States

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The Hill

Christie calls GOP Taylor Swift conspiracies ‘outrageous’

Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie blasted the conspiracy theories connecting pop singer Taylor Swift and the NFL as “outrageous” on Sunday. NBC’s Kristen Welker asked Christie on “Meet the Press” about the conspiracy theories circulating on conservative social media that the NFL rigged the Super Bowl for Swift’s boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs star tight…

6 months ago·Washington, United States

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RollingStone

Chris Christie Blames Trump for ‘Crazy’ Taylor Swift Conspiracy Theories

Chris Christie, former N.J. governor, blamed Donald Trump for conspiracy theories that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are in on rigging the Super Bowl.

6 months ago·Los Angeles, United States

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