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Social Media And The USA Precedency

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Shishir Acharya Government 2305-71013 Professor Sharifian 30 October 2017 Social Media and the USA Precedency In this technological generation, more than 90% of the US population is directly or indirectly connected to social medias such as Facebook and Twitter. Before the age of social media, people have to reach out door to door to attract voters delivering their political platform. However, this is not the case anymore. Social Networking has turned into a crucial place where we collaborate with our companions, group and our followers. Governments are beginning to take the benefits of social media in reaching out to the public directly.
1 Social Media is a good forum for new elected leaders. Before getting into the office, they have to make many promises to the public to gain their votes. Many people will be unaware about their good works if that work is not high lightened in popular media channel. However, they can present their work directly to the public through the means of social media. This make their office more transparent, also it helps people to understand how other medias exaggerates their doing and present it to the public. Social Media is a best forum to eradicate rumors from public which is embedded in …show more content…

Based upon my best practice, they both have to do some assignments and research before delivering anything to the public. Their messages should comprise the feeling of respect to the public and should not mean to offend anyone on the basis of race, ethnicity and color. What I have seen is President Trumph tweets whatever is going on his mind. He is failing to maintain a balance between all groups of people in his tweets and he has been criticized by many. He should think about the consequence of his tweets before posting. In this way, he would be able to avoid criticism and gain more

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