Cheney Calls Swift a National Treasure

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(Newsworthy.news) – In the midst of conservative criticism, former Wyoming representative Liz Cheney recently praised pop artist Taylor Swift. Cheney said in an X post that Taylor Swift was a national treasure.

There have been a lot of funny conspiracy theories and memes circulating amongst some conservatives on social media regarding the singer.

In a post on X Monday, former GOP presidential contender Vivek Ramaswamy wondered who will win next month’s Super Bowl. He also wondered whether we would see a big endorsement for the presidency (meaning for Biden) from a couple that has been artificially pushed on us. He said it was just conjecture but to wait eight months to see how it develops.

Taylor Swift’s public affair with Travis Kelce (aka “Mr. Pfizer”) has sparked widespread speculation and suspicion in the entertainment and sports industries.

Former UFC fighter and mixed martial artist Paige VanZant has joined the chorus of skeptics by speaking out about her own experience, in which she was asked about pretending to be in an affair with an NFL player.

An NFL player allegedly contacted VanZant about setting up a staged date, which would include scheduled paparazzi and rehearsed public demonstrations of affection. But at the last second, VanZant changed her mind.

VanZant explained that she believes the Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce love story is “100% fake.” As far as she’s concerned, it’s just publicity. Just as Taylor Swift is massive, so is the NFL. Plus, she’s managed to attract a previously uninterested audience to the NFL.

In a brief piece, Grant Stinchfield, host of “Stinchfield Tonight” on Real America’s Voice, expressed his thoughts on his twenty years of experience working in mainstream media, namely for NBC stations across the United States. He explained that twelve years ago, he quit out of disgust. Unfortunately, the situation of the mainstream press has only deteriorated even more. The obsession with Taylor Swift and other celebrities like her takes precedence over the purpose of journalism.