Social media is changing the way that people get their news, but it’s not a silver bullet.
Despite the vicious fighting taking place in Syria, Donald Trump and his right-wing Twitter cabinet haven't budged on their proposal to cut off refugee resettlement from the war-torn country.
Yes, it's news when a beloved progressive -- and Senator -- attacks the Republican frontrunner.
Traffic on the hashtag was dominated by users who identify as conservative.
Sure, Donald Trump is the inevitable outcome of years of Republican pandering to the far right, but we gave him wings.
I suspect many of these jokers are Internet trolls in the original sense: right-wing Hillary-haters seeking to foment discord among Democrats.
It is less than a year before the 2016 election — and two candidates for president are in a Twitter flame war.