@CNNPolitics Hope that they figure out why all this happened, I definitely feel like it was all set up and done on purpose. These toxins are not healthy at all for us to breath in. #116gov@awilsonxhs@BerardiXHS
@barista__morg These crashes that have been happening I feel like they are not all accidents. Something is definitely up and is being done on purpose. Animals dying and black clouds and toxins in our rivers. There are other crashes happening around the world too.#116gov@awilsonxhs@BerardiXHS
@CNNPolitics I think it took to long to start investigating and we should have been on this within the first 2 days. If we don’t take this carefully and smart I can see us ending up in world war 3. #116gov@awilsonxhs@BerardiXHS
@AP I’m not fully educated on this but I thinks it’s good news for her team and teammates that she will be able to return to the US and play for the WNBA again. I know she was in there for a long time and was supposed to be for years. #116gov@BerardiXHS@awilsonxhs
@AP Social media always has a big impact on politics and voters. So yes all these social media platforms we play a big part in 2024 election. Hopefully it will not be stolen from us this time. #116gov@awilsonxhs@BerardiXHS
“Misinformation is going to be central to this midterm and central to the 2024 election. The single galvanizing narrative is that the 2020 election was stolen."
The @AP looks at the top misinformation challenges facing voters. https://t.co/iipZSHqyfk
Why don't U.S. voters always know the results on election night?
In part, it's because vote processing and counting procedures vary state to state. But not knowing the winners right away doesn't mean results aren't accurate or fair. https://t.co/YODBdO0Wbj
@AP It bothers me that whenever we have elections we are always skeptical of the votes. We are always left waiting. And then over night while your sleeping it will be completely different. @awilsonxhs@BerardiXHS#116gov
As effects of the pandemic on kids become clear, some adults are second-guessing extended school closures.
In @AP interviews, nearly 50 educators, parents and health officials looked back at decisions to keep kids online – and some had regrets. https://t.co/AS74AoL2QC
@AP#116gov@awilsonxhs@BerardiXHS feel like we never be able to stop gun violence no matter what we do it sucks that we have to hear these stories all the time.