This should be cause for another Reformation.
Man on right can't even find DMV to get an ID. Dude on left is obviously a superhero.
Check out @DineshDSouza’s Tweet:
you do know Trump had GDP at 1.5% last year? half of the 2.9% in 2016. if Q3 & Q4 go as what is currently projected GDP for the year will be 2.5%-3%. so that puts Trump GDP exactly the same as Obama with another trillion deficit.
I knew there had to be something behind all the feces on the streets. Trump's really knocked their capability down quite a bit, tho
So he's just stupid? Willing to hold up whatever sign he is given?
They had a sob story about bin ladens mother the other day.
This is why I just shake my head and laugh at all of the 'Russian bots' stories. Any Twitter profile that is pro-Trump/pro-conservative is automatically considered a bot. They can't fathom someone actually supporting the president and/or conservative causes, even though 60+ million people voted Trump and Democrats have lost a record number amount of seats.
Just like the #WalkAway movement they claimed were bots. You can easily go to Youtube/Facebook and search the hundreds of videos. Those are real people (mostly minorities), with real concerns, and they're leaving the Democrat party in droves.
Crackdown on 'bots' sweeps up real people
Nina Tomasieski logs on to Twitter before the sun rises. Seated at her dining room table with a nearby TV constantly tuned to Fox News, the 70-year-old grandmother spends up to 14 hours a day tweeting the praises of President Trump and his political allies, particularly those on the ballot this fall, and deriding their opponents.
She's part of a dedicated band of Trump supporters who tweet and retweet Keep America Great messages.
"Time to walk away Dems and vote RED in the primaries," she declared in one of her voluminous tweets, adding, "Say NO to socialism & hate."
While her goal is simply to advance the agenda of a president she adores, she and her friends have been swept up in an expanded effort by Twitter and other social media companies to crack down on nefarious tactics used to meddle in the 2016 election.
The screenings have repeatedly and erroneously flagged Tomasieski and users like her. Their accounts have been suspended or frozen for "suspicious" behavior — apparently because of the frequency and relentlessness of their messages.
When they started tweeting support for a conservative lawmaker in the GOP primary for Illinois governor this spring, news stories warned that right-wing "propaganda bots" were trying to influence the election.
"Almost all of us are considered a bot," says Tomasieski, who lives in Tennessee but is tweeting for GOP candidates across the U.S.
Cynthia Smith has been locked out of her account and "shadow banned," meaning tweets aren't as visible to others, because of suspected "automated behavior."
"I'm a gal in Southern California," Smith said. "I am no bot."[/QUOTE
This is why I just shake my head and laugh at all of the 'Russian bots' stories. Any Twitter profile that is pro-Trump/pro-conservative is automatically considered a bot. They can't fathom someone actually supporting the president and/or conservative causes, even though 60+ million people voted Trump and Democrats have lost a record number amount of seats.
Just like the #WalkAway movement they claimed were bots. You can easily go to Youtube/Facebook and search the hundreds of videos. Those are real people (mostly minorities), with real concerns, and they're leaving the Democrat party in droves.
Crackdown on 'bots' sweeps up real people
Nina Tomasieski logs on to Twitter before the sun rises. Seated at her dining room table with a nearby TV constantly tuned to Fox News, the 70-year-old grandmother spends up to 14 hours a day tweeting the praises of President Trump and his political allies, particularly those on the ballot this fall, and deriding their opponents.
She's part of a dedicated band of Trump supporters who tweet and retweet Keep America Great messages.
"Time to walk away Dems and vote RED in the primaries," she declared in one of her voluminous tweets, adding, "Say NO to socialism & hate."
While her goal is simply to advance the agenda of a president she adores, she and her friends have been swept up in an expanded effort by Twitter and other social media companies to crack down on nefarious tactics used to meddle in the 2016 election.
The screenings have repeatedly and erroneously flagged Tomasieski and users like her. Their accounts have been suspended or frozen for "suspicious" behavior — apparently because of the frequency and relentlessness of their messages.
When they started tweeting support for a conservative lawmaker in the GOP primary for Illinois governor this spring, news stories warned that right-wing "propaganda bots" were trying to influence the election.
"Almost all of us are considered a bot," says Tomasieski, who lives in Tennessee but is tweeting for GOP candidates across the U.S.
Cynthia Smith has been locked out of her account and "shadow banned," meaning tweets aren't as visible to others, because of suspected "automated behavior."
"I'm a gal in Southern California," Smith said. "I am no bot."
This is why I just shake my head and laugh at all of the 'Russian bots' stories. Any Twitter profile that is pro-Trump/pro-conservative is automatically considered a bot. They can't fathom someone actually supporting the president and/or conservative causes, even though 60+ million people voted Trump and Democrats have lost a record number amount of seats.
Just like the #WalkAway movement they claimed were bots. You can easily go to Youtube/Facebook and search the hundreds of videos. Those are real people (mostly minorities), with real concerns, and they're leaving the Democrat party in droves.
Crackdown on 'bots' sweeps up real people
Nina Tomasieski logs on to Twitter before the sun rises. Seated at her dining room table with a nearby TV constantly tuned to Fox News, the 70-year-old grandmother spends up to 14 hours a day tweeting the praises of President Trump and his political allies, particularly those on the ballot this fall, and deriding their opponents.
She's part of a dedicated band of Trump supporters who tweet and retweet Keep America Great messages.
"Time to walk away Dems and vote RED in the primaries," she declared in one of her voluminous tweets, adding, "Say NO to socialism & hate."
While her goal is simply to advance the agenda of a president she adores, she and her friends have been swept up in an expanded effort by Twitter and other social media companies to crack down on nefarious tactics used to meddle in the 2016 election.
The screenings have repeatedly and erroneously flagged Tomasieski and users like her. Their accounts have been suspended or frozen for "suspicious" behavior — apparently because of the frequency and relentlessness of their messages.
When they started tweeting support for a conservative lawmaker in the GOP primary for Illinois governor this spring, news stories warned that right-wing "propaganda bots" were trying to influence the election.
"Almost all of us are considered a bot," says Tomasieski, who lives in Tennessee but is tweeting for GOP candidates across the U.S.
Cynthia Smith has been locked out of her account and "shadow banned," meaning tweets aren't as visible to others, because of suspected "automated behavior."
"I'm a gal in Southern California," Smith said. "I am no bot."
.....please tell me that was autocorrected.politics thing would fade into Bolivian.
.....please tell me that was autocorrected.
.....please tell me that was autocorrected.