Mike Sassman

[Mike Sassman @msassman]

@SchmittNYC Correction: he is an entertainer. He was working so hard to whip up some tears in that clip.

He plays the “Cronkite-esque” character well…but you can see the anger pretty transparently.

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@MichaelDBrown @MeetThePress She subjected herself to being in flyover country. A stunning and brave sacrifice!

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@SusieWiles47 Amazing smackdown. Well done!

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@JoshuaLisec One would think that this move would wake up the Illinois politicians, but the rot is too complete. They will keep getting re-elected, and Indiana will laugh all the way to the bank!

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@Timcast My family is from Hammond. It will be phenomenal for the city!

Bottom line is that Illinois politicians caused this, but will still get re-elected.

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@LaReinaCreole @Redpyramid9 Good gravy! It’s a cartoon fictional hero…dude needs to get outside more often!

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@rittenhouse2a Vanilli Vanilli

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@GuntherEagleman The beer summit

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@chicksonright

[Mike Sassman @msassman]

I wanted to share my “framework for social media sanity”

When reading any media post, you can put them in 3 categories.

“Take it Literally” - reserve this for the law, or messages that communicate policy/process changes. These posts probably had several editors and are more formal

“Take it seriously” - the general direction of the post is going in a certain direction from an authority source, but uses hyperbole or exaggeration to get the point across. Example would be Trump’s “destroy civilization” post.

“Entertainment” - every other post on the internet, 99% of the stuff out there is intended to inflame emotions and increase engagement with social media platforms. Internet CEOS saw Star Wars as inspiration “give in to your ANGER”

[Mike Sassman @msassman]

I wanted to share my “framework for social media sanity”

When reading any media post, you can put them in 3 categories.

“Take it Literally” - reserve this for the law, or messages that communicate policy/process changes. These posts probably had several editors and are more formal

“Take it seriously” - the general direction of the post is going in a certain direction from an authority source, but uses hyperbole or exaggeration to get the point across. Example would be Trump’s “destroy civilization” post.

“Entertainment” - every other post on the internet, 99% of the stuff out there is intended to inflame emotions and increase engagement with social media platforms. Internet CEOS saw Star Wars as inspiration “give in to your ANGER”

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Hey @WhiteHouse

Might want to fix https://t.co/Y5EqbU12tI

Shows United States under country of origin for Columbus Ohio

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@LaReinaCreole I agree…does Disney even have people on staff that could write a positive optimistic show without indulging in culture war issues?

Do they have the people on staff that love the country?

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@RealDeanCain I think it’s called the supremacy clause @GavinNewsom

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@GuntherEagleman @C_3C_3 It’s like he is grabbing his own butt…

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@alexbruesewitz @julie_kelly2 My reaction: JUST DO THE DAMN THING ALREADY!

Threats like this are exhausting without actual action behind them.

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@EricSpracklen It’s so useless these days. Mostly AI slop, and I don’t see posts from my own parents until days later.

Is a reverse chronological feed really that hard???

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In the voice of office space guy…

If people could just stop trying to kill the president every week, that would be greeeatttt

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@spencerpratt @RichardGrenell Smells like fear and desperation from
that columnist.

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@RealJamesWoods @chicksonright I think she might need to be an exception to the “don’t Eff with your face” rule..lol