Taylor Swift Concerts Are Somehow Big-Money Political Fundraisers

The movers and shakers in politics have recognized there's a very important constituency with deep pockets: Taylor Swift fans. The Washington Post got their hands on invitations to Tay-Tay's upcoming 1989 World Tour stops at Nationals Park on July 13 and 14 that were just a little bit above the original $60 ticket price. For $2500, you can attend the sold-out show next to Democratic Representatives Gwen Moore (Wisconsin), Lois Frankel (Florida) or Cheri Bustos (Illinois). And for the bargain rate of $1500, you can watch it with Republican Representative Steve Stivers of Ohio.