Donald Trump's fragile ego is getting triggered by Taylor Swift's endorsement of Kamala Harris, and it's not hard to see why. Trump's problem with being called a 'strong performer' after the debate was already evident, and now the biggest celebrity in the world has publicly rejected him.

But what if Trump's real issue isn't Swift's endorsement, but his own inability to connect with young voters? What if his obsession with celebrities is just a distraction from his lack of policies that resonate with them?

As Republican strategist Susan del Percio pointed out, Trump loves celebrities, but he's also got a problem with being called out for his own shortcomings. What if Swift's endorsement is just the beginning of a broader trend of celebrities turning away from Trump?

But here's the thing: Swift's real leverage isn't just her endorsement, but her ability to turn out her followers to vote. Her concerts are a unique opportunity for fans to register to vote, and her social media presence can link to polling place locators on election day.

So, while Trump might be getting triggered by Swift's endorsement, it's really his own lack of connection with young voters that should be worrying him.

So, what's the takeaway? Trump's ego might be the bigger loser in this showdown, but it's also a reminder that celebrities are just one part of the equation. The real question is: can Trump connect with the people who matter most - young voters? Will he be able to pivot and come up with policies that resonate with them, or will he continue to rely on his celebrity friends to prop him up? Only time will tell.

The Trump-Taylor Swift Showdown: Why Trump's Ego Might Be the Bigger Loser

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