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How social media contributes to political polarization
Once a platform for connecting with friends, social media has morphed into a battleground of political ideologies. As fingertips flurry across keyboards, the online world becomes a reflecting pool of society's divisions. From tweets to status updates, the landscape of digital conversation is both a mirror and a catalyst of our political climate.
Iris ErdilePublished about a month ago in The SwampRichard Tice Welcomes Lee Anderson.
Lee Anderson has defected to the Reform Party. Anderson, a former Conservative MP is now Reform's first sitting MP though not elected. Anderson has said there will be no by-election though he allegedly signed a document saying if an MP defects to another party a by-election should commence.
Nicholas BishopPublished about a month ago in The SwampA School Fights To Keep Its Community In Tact
“We emphasized the role of the school not just as an educational institution but as a cornerstone of our social fabric, where friendships flourish and collective support thrives.” – LAUSD BD3 Candidate Andreas Farmakalidis
Carl J. PetersenPublished about a month ago in The SwampMy First Caucus
This year the Utah Republican Party decided to do a presidential poll at their caucus meetings instead of a primary ballot. Personally, my husband and I were disappointed because it means fewer people would vote due to difficulties to attend a caucus meeting. We've always had children too young to care for themselves, so we rarely made it to any political functions.
Eileen DavisPublished about a month ago in The SwampBack To The Future
How to become an uneducated historian The saddest moment of my life was the day the last holocaust surviver agreed to what I tell for years now. Please, understand me right, because I absolutely love being right about something normally. Just in this case, I better had been wrong. But the signs are clear: history will repeat itself.
Krishan MubasharPublished about a month ago in The SwampImpact of IoT in Digital Transformation
The Internet of Things (IoT) and digital transformation are a fusion of technologies that are shaping the future of businesses worldwide. Today, digital innovation is not just a technological fad but a necessity, and understanding the synergy between these technologies has become crucial.
Ryan WilliamsonPublished about a month ago in The SwampHitler Syndrome
Introduction These are some observations with examples on how bad and evil situations are defended because some positive is found in the situation. I have seen Hitler defended because brought Germany to full employment by mobilising the military, by introducing motorways and the Volkswagen Beetle so that everyone could own a car.
Mike Singleton - MikeydredPublished about a month ago in The SwampChuckle Brothers of Decline.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt backed by His Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, unveiled the Budget. And there was nothing much to say about it, except it was more of the same Tory twaddle.
Nicholas BishopPublished about a month ago in The SwampCalling Moscow - 22
This conversation happened on March 6, 2024 after Trump won the Super Tuesday GOP primaries. "Hello, Vlad?" (cheerful) "Yes, Donnie. You sound happy."
Lana V LynxPublished about a month ago in The SwampUnraveling the MAGA Phenomenon: Persistence in the Face of Change
The MAGA (Make America Great Again) movement, which initially gained momentum during Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, has remained a formidable force in American politics and culture. This phenomenon has persisted beyond Trump's presidency, reflecting deeper societal trends, anxieties, and divisions. This article explores the multifaceted reasons behind the enduring strength of the MAGA craze, including political, social, economic, and media dynamics that contribute to its continued relevance.
Lawrence LeasePublished about a month ago in The SwampThe Six Rs Approach to Azure App Modernization Strategy
In the ever-moving world of technology, change is perpetual and quick at that. This means businesses are left quite vulnerable to its currents -- well, that is, unless they actively evolve themselves. This is especially important for the applications that play a fundamental role in their operations. While these apps may have once been state-of-the-art solutions, they may now show signs of aging, such as outdated features, sluggish performance, and increased security risks. Suffice it to say that recognizing the need for modernization is one thing; knowing where to start and how to ensure effectiveness in such efforts can be quite overwhelming.
Ryan WilliamsonPublished about a month ago in The SwampInternational conflicts and diplomacy: Global political events, such as tensions between countries or peace negotiations.
In the tumultuous landscape of global politics, where tensions simmer and conflicts loom large, the art of diplomacy emerges as a beacon of hope and a pathway to peace. From the brink of war to the negotiation table, diplomatic efforts have the power to transcend borders, bridge divides, and foster understanding among nations. Whether navigating complex geopolitical rivalries or mediating peace agreements in war-torn regions, diplomacy stands as a testament to the enduring belief in dialogue, cooperation, and the pursuit of common ground.
Oludotun Babatunde OyedelePublished about a month ago in The Swamp