Vivek Ramaswamy claims Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are in a ‘fake relationship’ and that the Chiefs will win the ‘rigged’ Super Bowl over 49ers to help Joe Biden win in 2024

Vivek Ramaswamy is pushing an internet conspiracy theory that Taylor Swift and quarterback Travis Kelce are in a “fake relationship” and that the Kansas City Chiefs will win a “rigged” Super Bowl to help Joe Biden win a second term in the White House.

“I wonder who will win the Super Bowl next month,” the former Republican presidential candidate wrote on X on Monday morning.

“And I wonder if there will be a big presidential endorsement this fall from an artificially culturally supported couple. Just some wild speculation here, let’s see how it ages over the next eight months.”

His reflections were viewed more than 1.5 million times and received a lot of attention on social media. It comes after the New York Times revealed the singer is a top target for Biden’s campaign, which is coveting her support in the presidential race.

And White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre invoked federal law to avoid commenting on the issue when she was asked about it during an appearance on CNN Monday morning.

‘Let me first say: I have to be very aware. I am a federal employee, as you know there is such a thing as the Hatch Act, so I certainly cannot say anything related to 2024 in the upcoming election,” Jean-Pierre said.

“Obviously, in my store, in the press office store, there are a lot of Swifties, if you will: fans of Taylor Swift. I’ll just leave it at that.’

Swift has been the subject of other conspiracy theories about her relationship with Kelce, including the baseless rumor that they are “fake dating” to boost NFL ratings by getting the pop star’s millions of fans to watch.

TV cameras regularly pan to Swift as she attends Chief matches, but as regular football viewers know, the action on the pitch frequently slows down and it’s normal for cameras to show the crowd even when one of the most famous women in the world is in it sit .

The singer told Time Magazine that her relationship with the football star began in July when he put her on his podcast.

“This all started when Travis adorably confused me on his podcast, which I thought was metal… We started hanging out right after that,” Swift said on an episode of Kelce’s New Heights podcast on 26 July.

“So we actually had a significant amount of time that no one knew, which I’m grateful for because we got to know each other. By the time I went to that first game, we were a couple. I guess some people think they saw our first date at that game? We would never be psychotic enough to initiate a first date,” she noted.

The Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers last played each other in a Super Bowl in 2020, when Joe Biden and Donald Trump faced off in front of the White House, a matchup that looks set to happen again in 2024.

In the 2020 contest, the Chiefs won 31 to 20. And Biden won the presidential election.

Swift has won the ire of Republicans for her support of Democratic candidates: Biden in 2020 and Democratic Senate candidates in Tennessee.

And Kelce won the ire of conservatives and anti-vaxxers for promoting Pfizer’s Covid vaccine.

Super Bowl LVIII takes place on February 11 in Las Vegas. It’s unclear if Swift will attend the biggest game of them all due to scheduling conflicts with her ‘Eras ​​Tour,’ performing in Tokyo on February 10.

With the time difference, Swift could make it to Las Vegas for the kickoff on Sunday, but will then have to quickly get back on a plane for three concerts in Melbourne, Australia, on February 16.

Ramaswarmy supported Donald Trump after his own presidential bid failed.

He and other Trump supporters took to social media to push the conspiracy theory that the Chiefs’ victory in Saturday’s playoff game was part of a liberal psy-op, a military term for psychological operations carried out in wartime used.

“Taylor Swift’s psyop in the Democratic elections is happening in the open,” former congressional candidate Laura Loomer wrote on X.

“It is no coincidence that current and former Biden administration officials are supporting Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. They’re going to use Taylor Swift as an example for their pro-abortion GOTV campaign.”

President Biden’s re-election campaign is trying to convince social media influences, including Swift, to help them win a second term in the White House.

Swift endorsed Biden in 2020 and his campaign hopes to leverage its power this year to woo young voters and campaign cash, the New York Times reported.

After all, a Redfield & Wilton Strategies poll this month found that 18% of voters said they were “more likely” or “significantly more likely” to vote for a candidate supported by Swift.

The singer’s courtship is part of a larger effort by the Biden campaign to portray Donald Trump as a threat to abortion rights and personal freedoms. With Trump having secured two victories in the Republican primary process, the Biden campaign is now targeting him as a competitor in the 2024 elections.

And to reach voters who might not consume traditional news — or who are turned off by elections that are a repeat of four years ago — the Biden campaign is trying to reach these voters through social media, with videos from influencers.

The White House has invited social media influencers to talk about health care and other issues. Now they are seeking their help for a second term.

When Biden was in California to raise money in December, his team met with a group of influencers to convince them to join his campaign.

And this month in North Carolina, Biden visited a man whose student loans had been canceled through a federal program. The man’s son posted a video of the presidential visit on TikTok, which attracted millions of views.

Top Democrats have pushed the president to focus on Swift.

“Taylor Swift is great and unique,” ​​California Governor Gavin Newsom said in September. “What she has been able to achieve, just by encouraging young people to consider that they have a voice and that they should have a choice in the next election, I think is extremely powerful.”

Swift has used her online influence to woo voters in the past. A September 2023 post encouraging her 272 million followers to register to vote resulted in more than 35,000 registrations.