Fans divided as Caitlin Clark likes Taylor Swift’s post on supporting Kamala Harris: “I like her even more”, “Not as smart as Angel”

Caitlin Clark has left fans divided after she liked pop star Taylor Swift's post endorsing Democratic Party presidential candidate Kamala Harris went viral. Brian Stelter, the chief media analyst for CNN, posted on X, formerly Twitter, reporting that the Indiana Fever rookie favored Taylor Swift's endorsement of Harris.

Stelter also named other popular celebrities, including Selena Gomez, Jennifer Aniston, Mandy Moore, Andy Cohen, Jack Antonoff and Chrissy Teigen. Some fans supported Clark, while others were against the idea of her getting involved with the Democrats.

One fan remarked that he liked the Fever rookie even more after getting the news.

"Wow, I like her even more now," one fan said.

Other supporters joined the fray and expressed similar sentiments in the comments.

"I knew it was a reason I like Clark besides basketball," @HCrown30712 said.

"I thought we knew this already," @juli_ana01 said.

Another fan compared Clark to Reese and remarked that she was not smart.

"Seems like she may not be as smart as Angel Reese! She should tread carefully in politics........."

"I wonder how fast they will switch up on her," @ajianna_ said.

"I doubt that very much. That was fake," @Msbtl11 said.

Although Caitlin Clark has not openly talked about her political thoughts, her boyfriend Connor McCaffery has. McCaffery showed love for Michelle Obama's speech at the DNC.

Caitlin Clark can match historic feat of Candace Parker

Caitlin Clark's arrival gave the WNBA the megastar they had been waiting for decades. Ever since Clark debuted in the WNBA, the league has seen record-breaking attendance and viewership. Although the Fever rookie isn't the only reason for the WNBA's meteoric rise, she has played a major role in it.

Los Angeles Sparks v Indiana Fever—Source: Getty

Caitlin Clark is having arguably the greatest rookie season in WNBA's history, shattering multiple records. She is in contention for repeating Candace Parker's historic feat of winning the Rookie of the Year and the WNBA MVP award in the same season.