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Taylor Swift songs removed from Trump and White House’s social media posts

Taylor Swift's music has been removed from Trump campaign social media after public backlash. The videos now play silently, reflecting the ongoing tensions between artists and political campaigns.

The Guardian· Aug 9, 2026 · 5:27 PM · 1 views

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