Every week, Red Eagle Politics Twitter account breaks down some of the biggest political stories grabbing headlines in North Texas and beyond. From former President Donald Trump's website crashing to Utah Republicans discussing political beliefs, there is no shortage of drama in the political world.
The former president is due to hold a rally in Doral, Florida, close to Senator Marco Rubio's hometown. This event is sure to draw attention and stir up controversy as tensions between the two politicians continue to simmer.
Former President Donald Trump's website for campaign donations crashed within minutes of his guilty verdict being announced on Thursday. This incident highlights the power of social media in today's political landscape and the intense scrutiny faced by public figures.
Utah Republicans running to replace Mitt Romney in the U.S. Senate discussed fridge political beliefs during a debate hosted by the Utah. These discussions shed light on the diversity of opinions within the Republican Party and the challenges faced by those seeking to represent their constituents.
The president thanked Pennsylvania for the state's help during his time as a Delaware senator. This gesture of gratitude speaks to the importance of collaboration and support among states and politicians in achieving common goals.
During a flawed rollout of Twitter Blue, CEO Elon Musk claimed that the program would decrease hate speech. The opposite appears to be true as hate speech continues to proliferate on social media platforms.
At the fourth annual Texas Youth Summit, Christian nationalists push young conservatives to spread their message. This event underscores the influence of different ideologies on young voters and the efforts to shape their political beliefs.
On Friday, July 22, Florida State Representative Anthony Sabatini introduced himself as a “Tucker Carlson, Steve Bannon conservative” to a. This statement reflects the influence of media personalities on political figures and the alignment of certain politicians with specific ideologies.
Elon Musk has apparently figured out that handing out verified status to Nazis is not great for brand safety. This revelation highlights the challenges faced by social media platforms in balancing free speech with the need to combat harmful content.
