@AidenHanley2@ChickfilA#MCO335 I would’ve never thought Chick-fil-A would have a Pinterest! I’m definitely interested in trying one of their recipes they have posted.
@dannnaafloress@Coach I love how you can tell that Coach has curated their feed with care and their audience in mind! Having the different sections with a clean aesthetic is very on brand for them. These images can seem less integrate throughout user’s algorithms without feeling out of place! #MCO335
@trinketluvrr@ultabeauty Looking at Ulta’s Pinterest, I was so impressed by how they’ve utilized their brand colors into their content! I might even follow them myself :) #MCO335
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@SamsungUS What I found interesting about their Pinterest is how aesthetic it is. In general, most of the images aren’t outwardly “promotional”. Their feed is more about “kitchen inspo” vibes that don’t feel out of place on the platform!
This picture I took of one of my Pinterest boards shows my brand identity! I’m always talking about astrology, writing songs for myself to listen to, and practicing my acting skills for when the opportunity arises. My brand aesthetic is all about creating and connecting. #MCO335
This article discusses how society’s view of social media may potentially be shifting more towards real-life interactions versus digital ones. https://t.co/6KrRgJmLvX #MCO335
Donald Trump’s actions in Venezuela do not make America safer, stronger, or more affordable.
That Maduro is a brutal, illegitimate dictator does not change the fact that this action was both unlawful and unwise. We’ve seen this movie before. Wars for regime change or oil that are sold as strength but turn into chaos, and American families pay the price.
The American people do not want this, and they are tired of being lied to.
This is not about drugs or democracy. It is about oil and Donald Trump’s desire to play the regional strongman. If he cared about either, he wouldn’t pardon a convicted drug trafficker or sideline Venezuela’s legitimate opposition while pursuing deals with Maduro’s cronies.
The President is putting troops at risk, spending billions, destabilizing a region, and offering no legal authority, no exit plan, and no benefit at home.
America needs leadership whose priorities are lowering costs for working families, enforcing the rule of law, strengthening alliances, and — most importantly — putting the American people first.