'Trump truly spins out': Report shows why Taylor Swift brings out president's 'anger' most

Mega-star Taylor Swift brings out Donald Trump's anger more than other left-wing celebrity, in part because the singer has what Trump wants, according to a new report.

As Swift takes over the news media with her new album announcement, Alex Galbraith, a news and politics editor for Salon, explains why he thinks Trump is jealous of her.

In a segment called "The tortured president’s society," the writer declared, "Donald Trump wants stans."

"The president may seem unpredictable and brash, but he’s easy to understand when you realize he wants a fan army to love him uncritically. All of the nicknames, all of the attempts to force a catchphrase, the focus on merchandising and branding, it’s all a push to create fan interest," Galbraith wrote. "Trump’s angriest moments come when something stands between him and the IV drip of love from the MAGA mob. As the Epstein-based schism among his base has shown, Trump truly spins out when he fails to control the narrative."

The editor continues, noting that, "In that light, it’s easy to explain his hate for Taylor Swift. He wants what she has."

"The pop star has an iron grip on her own story. Her every move is calculated to stir up speculation from the horde of Swifties, whose devotion is typically rewarded thanks to Swift’s own attention to detail," he wrote. "Swift announced her 12th album earlier this week. Her ultra-calculated announcement dropped at 12 minutes after midnight. The announcement itself was teased in an Instagram post of 12 photos of Swift wearing orange on her Eras tour. A simultaneous announcement was teased by her boyfriend Travis Kelce’s podcast in a clip with an orange background."

According to Galbraith, "Trump is far too impulsive, and the people around him too sloppy, to ever pull off something so meticulous. His strongarming of data-producing agencies, museums and libraries is an attempt to make history show that he was always adored."

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