Lara Trump Uses Taylor Swift Song For Very Cringey 'Vote For Trump' Video
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One person joked that the video made the gender gap between Harris and Trump grow 10 feet wider and added, "Thanks ladies!"
Taylor Swift may be voting for Kamala Harris for president, but that didn’t stop Donald Trump’s daughter-in-law from stealing a snippet of one of her songs to promote the former president’s campaign.
On Wednesday, Lara Trump, who is married to Trump’s son Eric Trump and is the co-chair of the Republican National Committee, posted a video to Instagram that turns Swift’s song “22” into a campaign ad.
The video, which includes former ESPN sportscaster Sage Steele, shows a group of women, including Lara Trump and Steele, dressed in pink and lip-synching the words, “I don’t know about you, but I’m voting for Donald Trump, baby!”
You can see the video below.
Many people on social media mocked the video.
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