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1. xupybd+64[view] [source] 2020-06-02 00:55:36
>>headal+(OP)
This could be very dangerous. If miss information leads to people distrusting the US government based on lies. But worse this could be a bad case of the boy crying wolf. Of the government does ever start taking these crazy authoritarian measures who will trust the information reporting it?
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2. trhway+S4[view] [source] 2020-06-02 01:02:47
>>xupybd+64
>If miss information leads to people distrusting the US government based on lies.

if only there were government sources that people could trust. Say a twitter of the POTUS ... Though may be the POTUS hiding in the bunker from his countrymen just doesn't have the real information, only his own fears, hate and discomfort of wet pants.

Can you imagine an alternative Universe where, instead of hiding from, POTUS comes out on the balcony to the people and makes a speech unifying and healing the nation?

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3. tiles+45[view] [source] 2020-06-02 01:05:02
>>trhway+S4
You mean a Press Secretary? What we used to use before Twitter?
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4. tareqa+k6[view] [source] 2020-06-02 01:15:41
>>tiles+45
The President of the United States still has a Press Secretary who still presents press releases to journalists and takes their questions. They probably also manage the official Twitter account for the White House.

Edit/Update: one thing we do have to remember is that the President is tweeting with his own personal Twitter account.

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