Trump in Europe Thread Series – Photos from the July 2018 Presidential visit to Brussels, London, Glasgow, and Helsinki.ģ5. July 20, 2018 – 40 tweets, including the first Secretary Mike Pompeo thread.ģ6. You are welcome to use any photo in your own tweets, of course.Įvery retweet of a photo or thread helps to publicize the fact that we are making America great again. Since Twitter doesn’t guarantee permanent storage of all tweets, please save a photo you like to your own device or cloud storage. There are fixes in the list below, and I welcome feedback either in the comments below or on Twitter. I apologize for the threading errors before October 2017 – par for the course when a self-taught amateur is involved. I aim to have a current photos thread at my pinned post at all times, updated with new photos as regularly as I can manage. Thank you for all the kind words in support of this labor of love! My hobby just happens to fill a gap in the good news stories the media have such trouble sharing with the American public. I’m just an ordinary gal who likes collecting and tweeting photos of President Trump, his family, team, supporters and those foolish individuals who try to take him on and always fail. I learn just as much from you as you might learn from me. Thank you for your readership and contributions. Chances are that if one day you can’t find me on Twitter, you will be able to find me here. I have yet to find a suitable alternative platform. The current need for this blog? None of us know how long we will be able to keep using Twitter, given the partisan nature of its operations.
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Then I learned how to write threads, and apps became available for unrolling threads into single page blog posts. I started this as a way to provide longform commentary when one tweet just wasn’t enough. This blog has a few vestigial entries from years ago that don’t really reflect what my Twitter account is about. The story of Freedom Fries also says a lot about human nature and political marketing. The US decision to invade Iraq had a massive impact on the country’s politics after that point. I like the opportunity to explain why it became a meme that some loved, and others hated. I enjoy the fact that all these years later, uttering the term Freedom Fries still triggers some people. The much broader definition of it encompasses a passing fad like changing a name on a menu. A meme isn’t just a term for an image used in social media. I later changed my username to in honor of the 2003 meme* about changing the Congressional cafe menu’s French Fries to Freedom Fries. During that year I became a conservative and less and less interested in secularism as a topic.
In 2016 my goal changed I increasingly followed US politics. I joined Twitter in 2014 to make it easier to follow news about the secular liberal scene online. Nine months ago I changed my Twitter username from to Now it’s time to make the change here at WordPress.
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