13358738, Tweets don't represent national opinion at all Posted by PimpTrickGangstaClik, Mon Dec-09-19 03:20 PM
If anything is getting huge traction on twitter, more than likely the majority of Americans think the opposite lol
> >https://www.people-press.org/2019/10/23/national-politics-on-twitter-small-share-of-u-s-adults-produce-majority-of-tweets/ > >Excerpt: > >"The most prolific political tweeters have behaviors and >attitudes distinct from other U.S. adults on Twitter >As a group, political tweeters differ in numerous ways from >those who tweet about nonpolitical topics and from those who >rarely tweet at all. It’s also the case that there are >meaningful differences within the group of users who tweet >about national politics. The most prolific political tweeters >(defined as those who tweeted at least 10 times and mentioned >national politics in at least 25% of those tweets) stand out >even from other political tweeters (whose political tweets >make up a smaller share of their total output). Prolific >political tweeters make up just 6% of all Twitter users but >generate 20% of all tweets and 73% of tweets mentioning >national politics."' > > >
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