"Facebook’s website had an entire section devoted to touting the “success stories” of political campaigns that used the social network to influence electoral outcomes." 1/Xhttps://theintercept.com/2018/03/14/facebook-election-meddling/ …
Florida continues to stand with the people of Puerto Rico on the six-month anniversary of Hurricane Maria. We will continue to do everything we can to help Puerto Ricans fully recover and move forward. Find more info on resources available here: http://bit.ly/2GM4tl1
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"That page, however, is now gone, even as the 2018 congressional primaries get underway. The case studies that Facebook used to list from political campaigns, however, included more interesting claims." 2/X
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Campaigning hard aren't we Scott. Your ship has sailed Mr. NRA.
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What a shame,no efforts have been made,in the 6 mos after Hurr. Maria,by Gov. Scott or anyone or agency w/ resources, power&authority to stop future Hurricanes from the east? In Apr the Hurr.Season starts http://again.is Puerto Rico safe? Review my plan bobdon77@msn.com
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how about making site everyone on the island has power
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POTUS, Congress, and the Constitution of the United States advocate the subjugation of its CITIZENS by promoting the idea that Puerto Rico resident citizens do not need to participate in Federal Elections. What is Democracy with out the Vote? NO VOTE, NO DEMOCRACY.
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"six-month anniversary"? A hapiversary? Common! Medicare embezzlement money buys better interns than that.
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