The NPR Politics Podcast The Taylor Swift Super Bowl Conspiracy Theory
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Feb 2, 2024 Shannon Bond, an NPR correspondent specializing in disinformation and democracy, dives into the quirkiest political drama of the season: Taylor Swift’s surprising inclusion in conspiracy theories surrounding the 2024 election. She discusses how far-right groups have linked Swift to political narratives, crafting her as a supposed Democratic puppet. The conversation also reflects on how celebrity culture impacts mainstream political discourse and the troubling rise of conspiracy theories in today's society. Tune in for a wild ride of pop music and politics!
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Union Endorsement Impact
- Union endorsements don't guarantee votes, as seen with Hillary Clinton in 2016.
- Union households may not vote as a bloc, and low support can cost elections.
Campaigning to Unions
- The Clinton campaign mismanaged union relations in 2016, taking their votes for granted.
- The Biden campaign actively engages with unions, recognizing their importance.
Union Resources
- Unions possess significant resources beyond votes, including money and organization.
- These resources are valuable for voter turnout efforts, especially against election doubters.