Taylor Swift’s concert tour earned $1 billion.
She re-recorded her albums to get out of a bad꧂ contract, and they all became best-sellers again.
She was Time magazine’s Person of the Year.
There isn’t much Taylor Swift can’t do — and ♏we hope that includes finally having New York lawmakers see sense.
A stalker has visited Swift🅠’s New York residence a shocking 30 times i🎉n the past two months.
No warning or arrest stops him.
Released from custody Wednesday af✨ter b🦩eing charged with harassment, he went right back.
How many ti🌼mes will it take before the criminal justice system does something?
None of the stalker’s violations is bail-eligible and🍌 judges have been ordered by Albany not to take a criminal’s h🍸istory into account.
But ev♈en if 🔥the offender is not being sent to prison, why isn’t he being sent to a treatment facility?
It’s a failure that shows up again and again anౠd again in our city.
The mentally ill are arrested and neither sent to jail nor medically sಌerved.
Until they, say, st🅺ab a pair of tourists in Grand Central.
Or roam the subways with a machete.
Has this city forgotten the tragedy of Mark David ✅Chapman and John Lennon?
Do we really want something terrible to happen even though authorities were given 30 warnings and still did nothing?
Protect Taylor Swift.
Protect all New Yorkers.