Alexander C Wheeler

Pre-Law Political Science student at Kansas State University.

[Alexander C Wheeler @AlexanderCWhee1]

@ConcernedApe Is it possible there is a conflict making it impossible to catch the son of the crimsonfish while the night market is in town? 2 full days of fishing and not a single bite. Might be other factors, or maybe I'm just ridiculously unlucky.

[Alexander C Wheeler @AlexanderCWhee1]

@DiceThrone Further examination seems that the yellow dice are not hers but wolverines. But the presence of largest straight would still require 6 dice. Very excited to see how she works, maybe 6 dice bur only 2 roll attempts, with the ability to get a third from either tornado or cleave?

[Alexander C Wheeler @AlexanderCWhee1]

@DiceThrone Okay but did yall see storms ability board, she has 6 dice, 3 black and 3 yellow, plus a largest straight!

[Alexander C Wheeler @AlexanderCWhee1]

@CommerceBank been #onholdwith you on multiple calls for over a total of an hour and a half . I would like to be able to address the fraud you flagged on my account and said YOU would call ME about. This is the most ridiculous hold time ever. "10 minutes or more".an hor later...

[Alexander C Wheeler @AlexanderCWhee1]

This piece from Al Jazeera gives insight on how different countries and regions view the US election (from before the election). It is interesting to see the different concerns from each region, as well as how it seems some countries dont care alot #MC576
https://t.co/uIyqwfT6oy

[Alexander C Wheeler @AlexanderCWhee1]

Here is an article discussing the path to 270 electoral votes. As is pointed out, we may not know the winner today but if we do know who it is today then it will most likely be Biden #MC576 https://t.co/z51DAQ5muC #Election2020

[Alexander C Wheeler @AlexanderCWhee1]

"Election Day: Polling locations are open in all states as voting continues across the US" #Election2020 #MC576 https://t.co/6GEPw1x05n

[Alexander C Wheeler @AlexanderCWhee1]

@BrookeRosen3 The comparison of mindsets talking about how some young people dont think they know enough to be an informed voter so they don't turn out, where as older people vote regardless. Its unfortunate because it implies young people want to vote but think doing so would be irresponsible

[Alexander C Wheeler @AlexanderCWhee1]

@ZinmanAndrew This is not targeting highly involved audiences as there is no depth to any of the arguments. It seems more like a political attack ad aimed at lesser involved people who don't care who they vote for, as long as it isn't Trump. It is clearly biased but it doesn't try to hide that

[Alexander C Wheeler @AlexanderCWhee1]

This article talks about the logistical issues that face young voters such as not having transportation, not living in the same place as they are registered to vote, and more. Something I would like to mirror is the idea of why can't we vote online? #MC576
https://t.co/MWARscpPO1

[Alexander C Wheeler @AlexanderCWhee1]

This article shows some perspectives on how COVID-19 may affect entanglement or isolationism in the US following the pandemic. While rhetoric now may seem anti-globalist, the prevelance of online communication may actually increase globalism. #MC576
https://t.co/LxcyDWQ7fP

[Alexander C Wheeler @AlexanderCWhee1]

@mcoolman96 This definitely is textbook as far as agenda setting on the part of FOX news. Though I do also agree with some of the points in your replies as to how this article itself may be an example of VOX engaging in framing fox as a right wing conspiracy nuthouse in order to discredit it

[Alexander C Wheeler @AlexanderCWhee1]

@ZinmanAndrew I think tiktoks approach here is a good one as the article mentions how simply labeling posts as misleading or false then lends credibility to unlabeled posts, which may still be false and simply haven't yet come to their attention. By simply removing content that's not a problem

[Alexander C Wheeler @AlexanderCWhee1]

This article shows a great example of president Trump engaging in agenda setting at his town hall event Tuesday night. Primarily by deciding which questions to answer, and which to dodge and deflect. #MC576
https://t.co/MOrzfS94db

[Alexander C Wheeler @AlexanderCWhee1]

@mcoolman96 Something that I don't really see talked about in the article is how the trust across the board rose around 2018. My guess would be that is due to elections, but if that is the case then why do we not see another spike approaching in 2020. Covid-19 Maybe?

[Alexander C Wheeler @AlexanderCWhee1]

@ZinmanAndrew This mentions an interesting tactic of blame shifting the idea of a bias media back to the consumer and arguing that they are bias simply for viewing the news as bias. A bit of circular logic there that doesn't really seem to help anyone.

[Alexander C Wheeler @AlexanderCWhee1]

https://t.co/THTG43q8sl
This seemed like a good example of indexing as not only are the viewpoints compressed into democrat vs republican. but also compressed into only the close or "interesting" Senate races. #MC576

[Alexander C Wheeler @AlexanderCWhee1]

@danielle_ksumc I agree with pretty much everything that the three interviewed students said. But I would have like to have seen at least one interviewee who thinks classes should stay in person.

[Alexander C Wheeler @AlexanderCWhee1]

https://t.co/2GMov1XAtX
As the piece says this has had very few eyes on it amidst everything going on in the country right now. Iowans are without power and basic needs and have received "next to nothing" in disaster relief aid following the land equivalent of a hurricane. #MC576

[Alexander C Wheeler @AlexanderCWhee1]

It's never too late to know
#sixwords #MC576