What he’s describing is the democratization of the media, a wholesome and worthwhile development that gives ordinary people, including presidents, the ability to have their say in current events
“Be a leader, not a Tweeter,” is the advice offered to President Trump by Democratic Rep. Elijah Cummings (MD). However, the survey of attendees at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) found that 70 percent of respondents favor Trump’s use of Twitter to communicate.
Trump didn’t need to tweet after Hollywood celebrities attacked him 15 times during the Oscars and then gave an award to the wrong “Best Picture.” Trump’s enemies frequently look like fools.
CPAC understands that Trump’s tweets, which cut to the heart of many issues and expose bias on the part of liberal elites, have proven to be very effective. Cummings has to be resentful at Trump’s ability to put the Democrats and liberals on the defensive through his skillful use of Twitter.
