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CNN’s Scott Jennings says Taylor Swift’s ‘greatest contribution’ would be 'lots of babies'
Singer Taylor Swift (image via Wikimedia Commons).

CNN’s Scott Jennings says Taylor Swift’s ‘greatest contribution’ would be 'lots of babies'

Global sensation singer-songwriter Taylor Swift overjoyed her fans with the announcement of her engagement to Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce. But to pro-Trump CNN analyst Scott Jennings, the best part of all this is that she can be a good example to her fans — by having lots of babies.

Jennings made the comments on a CNN panel on Tuesday afternoon.

"I think we're on panda watch now," he said as the rest of the table chattered. "We — I'm just saying, I think the greatest contribution they could make to Western civilization at this point would be to have a bunch of babies and persuade all these people who mindlessly follow them to also have a bunch of babies."

"Mindlessly?" asked his co-hosts with a bit of incredulity.

"We don't have enough babies," said Jennings, a former Mitch McConnell adviser notorious for trolling his fellow CNN panelists. "I just think, they have a bunch of babies, it would help, you know, the birthrate."

Jennings was not alone in offering a sweeping cultural take on Swift's engagement.

Far-right activist Charlie Kirk, the founder of Turning Point USA and a key figure behind President Donald Trump's voter outreach operation last year, speculated that marriage might properly turn the liberal-leaning Swift more conservative, telling her to "submit to your husband" and have "a ton of children" because "the three Ms make you a better citizen and more conservative, which of course is mortgage, marriage, and mating."

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