Pop music icon Taylor Swift is rumored to be considering an endorsement of President Joe Biden for his potential 2024 re-election campaign, leading to expressions of concern and dissent from personalities on Fox News.

Whispers suggest that the Biden administration is eager to secure the endorsement of Swift, aiming to mobilize young voters in a manner similar to how she did during the 2020 election.

Swift’s global popularity and influential stance have often led to her making political endorsements and participating in activism, causing a stir of mixed feelings among conservatives at the prospect of her supporting Biden.

Several Fox News contributors and hosts, including Tomi Lahren, Charly Arnolt, Judge Jeanine Pirro, and Brian Kilmeade, have publicly advised Swift to steer clear from political endorsements, citing their potential to polarize.

During an “Outnumbered” episode, Lahren stressed that Swift should promote voter registration without showing favoritism towards any political candidate.

Lahren suggested Swift’s political involvement could lead to losing support among sections of her fan base, particularly those young conservative families who appreciate her music.

Conversing with anchor Martha MacCallum, Arnolt voiced concerns about Swift’s influence, referencing a poll where a large number of Swift’s fans indicated they would back any candidate she endorsed.

Arnolt also addressed Swift’s climate change advocacy, comparing it with her use of private jets, and urged viewers to critically evaluate the singer’s political claims.

In a “The Five” episode, Judge Jeanine Pirro urged Swift to refrain from public political endorsements, echoing a sentiment shared by some conservative commentators who believe celebrity endorsements can cause division.

While appearing on “Fox & Friends” and “Varney and Co.,” Brian Kilmeade criticized the practice of depending on celebrity endorsements for political victories.

Kilmeade interrogated the effectiveness of Swift’s potential endorsement of Biden’s campaign, hinting that it could negatively impact her career in the current politically divided environment.

This ongoing debate occurs amidst a backdrop of unfounded conspiracy theories and criticisms aimed at Swift and her relationship with Travis Kelce, a star player for the Kansas City Chiefs.

Certain conservative commentators have speculated without proof that Swift’s actions and her possible Super Bowl performance are part of a wider Democratic strategy to sway the 2024 election.

As the 2024 presidential election looms, the impact of high-profile endorsements on voters continues to be a subject of rigorous discussion and scrutiny.