Posted on 11/06/2014 9:29:12 PM PST by BigEdLB
Underwood started by addressing the crowd of a “serious” condition plaguing the world and it’s called “Postpartum Taylor Swift Disorder.”
That is when Brad Paisley stepped in and asked why the government refuses to do anything about it. “Why isn’t our government doing something about this?” asked Paisley. “I’ll be the first to say that President Obama does not care about Postpartum Taylor Swift Disorder.”
Carrie Underwood’s answer resulted in the crowd erupting in laughter and applause.
“I’m pretty sure that’s why the Democrats lost the Senate,” she said.
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“Postpartum Taylor Swift Disorder.”
means what?...
She went over to pop music and left country behind. I’m not sure there’s really a differences these days.
lol - that’s what I wondered. What the heck is Postpartum Taylor Swift Disorder supposed to be?
Taylor is switching from country to pop. I only know this because Phil Valentine talked about it on his radio show yesterday. When he played the audio from this video, I had no clue what they were talking about either. If he hadn't explained it, I'd still be in the dark.
Yup. It had more to do with Taylor Swift than it did with democrats.
People can really read things into a non-event when they want to.
Thanks!
Even funnier was when they mocked the nurse in Maine for riding around on her bicycle when she was supposed to be quarantined. The country crowd tells it like it is and does not worry about being pc. I love them and their music.
Oh, no...no pandering whatsoever. The rabid applause was for their performance. /s
Well she ain’t tall enough for her shadow to cover her butt.
Carrie is even hotter when she slams Democrats.
Cute female Republican celebs are rare... Carrie was a great to say what she said
Ok. I understand.
Taylor is too skinny, too tall, not pretty enough, too country, too pop, not pop enough.. LOL..
Could be shes NOT MEAN ENOUGH!...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYa1eI1hpDE
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