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Will Taylor Swift end 2024 as triumphantly as she began it — by tipping the presidential election? Frida Ghitis: Swift’s politics are simply too ordinary to make her a force for change.
She's the most famous woman in America today because, perhaps uniquely, she combines antithetical dreams and aspirations, Ghitis says.
Ghitis asks: What happens when the two halves of Swiftism , feminist and feminine, are pulled apart by progressives?.
Across the developed world, women are moving left while men are going right. But it’s hard to see a place for the well-defined femininity of Taylor Swift in the future progressives are building. For now, the Swifties lean left — tomorrow , when the consequences of progressive politics sink in, they may come to a new appreciation for the right. Daniel McCarthy is the editor of Modern Age: A Conservative Review . Twitter: @ToryAnarchist.
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