Best tweets about politics
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Finding the best tweets written by politics can be a challenge. We've curated a collection of the most engaging and viral tweets about this topic to give you inspiration.
𝕊𝕀𝕊𝕋𝔸𝕃𝕀𝔸ℕ𝕆 🇳🇬💐
@Sistaliano
President Tinubu chose well and he chose early instead of waiting until the last minute. Senator Abdulaziz Yari is a proven force in northern politics and that proof is still visible. As campaign DG he brings both the long experience and the personal standing that the job actually needs. Northern elites have already decided they want the Renewed Hope Agenda to continue because they have seen enough to trust the direction. They also want power to remain in the South for reasons of equity that they now accept. The opposition is still building structures and announcing coordinators in a region that has already moved toward the APC in a quiet but steady way. https://t.co/9FWyc1nvqR
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कुशल मेहरा
@kushal_mehra
Government job obsession in India is a literal disease. And the Hindi heartland (UP and Bihar) has the highest number of people suffering from this mental disorder. Kerala and Rajasthan are two other states where people compete intensely in this weird obsession. That says a lot about their work culture.
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Eitan Fischberger
@EFischberger
Meet another Drop Site News contributor, Ms. Zena Al-Tahhan. When she's not writing for Drop Site, the semi Doha-based Zena reports for Qatar's Al Jazeera and Turkey's TRT World, both government-run outlets. Why do so many of Drop Site's writers also contribute to state media? https://t.co/8p5sXEDEfb https://t.co/ZsOQFAsNRA
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BRITAIN IS BROKEN 🇬🇧
@BROKENBRITAIN0
2000 more signatures to go until the government are forced to respond These people must answer for what they’ve done to us Keep pushing patriots 🫵🫡 https://t.co/1dUOFJfT9t
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CLIPXX🐉
@clipx_szn
Grimz was allegedly bullied at the Valley Park Affiliate to the point where he was forced to seek refuge in the bush. Government officials need to step in and put an end to this bullying. https://t.co/mYbyn0yFOs
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Paul Walsh
@Paul__Walsh
My warning about ChatGPT accessing Apple Messages has now reached 425K+ views because people care. But I need to draw people's attention to this one. I’ve written the full analysis because the biggest privacy problem is being missed, and some people are conflating this with other AI scanning tools and integrations. One person can give ChatGPT access to an end to end encrypted conversation without telling the other person or asking for consent. iMessage is fundamentally different from SMS and messaging services that don’t provide end to end encryption. If you’re going to compare this integration with something, compare it with giving ChatGPT access to Signal. Then imagine an investigative journalist using Signal to communicate with a whistleblower working inside OpenAI. The journalist enables ChatGPT without telling the whistleblower, giving OpenAI access to a private conversation specifically intended to be inaccessible to anyone else. This affects people who don’t use ChatGPT and may have specifically chosen apps like Signal, Session, and iMessage because they need private communications. I explain why this creates a new surveillance capability, what Snowden revealed about the extraordinary scale of government surveillance, why end to end encrypted message content remains so valuable because those systems can’t read it, why governments have spent years trying to gain access to encrypted communications, what happens when private messages are routed through OpenAI, and why I wouldn’t build this despite having built some of the first security chatbots for messaging platforms. https://t.co/gPxikOCSiK
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Greg
@greg_scott84
Pierre Poilievre was never going to be PM. He never will be, either. He's a placeholder. Let me explain. Poilievre has been in federal politics for twenty-two years. He knows the game and the power structures that exist above the HoC. He's also a Harper protégé. Harper and Mulroney put in considerable time and effort towards advancing their successes. Harper's NDC plan of 30% GG reductions because Trudeau's basis for Paris targets. Mulroney was instrumental in Canada's leadership at the Rio Earth Summit. They both publicly endorsed Poilievre. Anyone who thinks that Poilievre would be allowed to undo the work that his own party undertook for decades isn't paying attention. The establishment wouldn't allow itself to destroy itself. Like Scheer and O'Toole, Poilievre's role is to complete the illusion. His task is to present a 'possible alternative'; only it's one that is never intended to be used. The reality is that there are power structures beyond our government. The guys who trained and groomed Pierre were/are part of that power structure. Harper attended the 2003 Bilderberg conference right before becoming CPC leader. He was a big-time WEF insider. There are dozens of massive, global organizations that influence our political decisions. There are hundreds of NGO. There are incredibly sneaky and underhanded foreign governments and governmental organizations. I could go on in great detail, but I won't belabour the point. Anyone who actually believes that Pierre would go against everything he was taught, everything he helped work towards, and every influence that has affected our government for two decades under an accomplished globalist gopher such as Harper, is a complete fool. Whether it's a corrupt "Liberal" or a fake, gaslighting "Conservative" PM, it makes no difference. The global agendas plod ever-forward. Democracy is an illusion.
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Handre
@Handre
Rome handed out free grain to 40,000 citizens in 73 BC. By 46 BC, Julius Caesar found 320,000 people lining up for their monthly ration. That eight-fold expansion happened in under three decades, and it shows you how welfare states actually grow. No Roman senator stood up and announced a plan to addict a third of the city to government bread. It happened incrementally, through political competition. Each magistrate who wanted votes expanded eligibility. Each expansion normalized the next one. The citizen who once considered the dole shameful eventually expected it, then demanded it, then organized politically to protect it. This is the core mechanism free market thinkers have identified across every era: once you create a transfer program, you create a constituency for that program. Recipients vote. Administrators build careers. Grain merchants who supply the state develop a stake in keeping the contracts flowing. The political economy locks in. Caesar, to his credit, actually cut the rolls back to 150,000 through verification audits. It was one of his more economically coherent moves, though the Senate still murdered him. His successors quietly let the numbers climb again. What did the dole require? Massive grain imports from Sicily, Sardinia, and Egypt, organized through state logistics at state expense, funded by taxation and conquest. When the conquest revenue dried up, the obligation remained. Rome had written a check against future military success, and future military success eventually failed to arrive. The lesson is not complicated. Distribute a benefit and you distribute dependency. Distribute dependency and you distribute political power to whoever controls the distribution. The grain dole didn't weaken Rome overnight, but it made every subsequent reform politically impossible.
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Montgomery Toms
@MontgomeryToms
There is a crisis among men that I refuse to stay silent on. Every day, men are let down. Men work, build businesses, raise families, buy homes and build lives, often through years of sacrifice, only to find that what they have built can be taken from them, their character destroyed and their reputation ruined with frightening ease. Men know this. Many are terrified. Terrified of approaching women. Terrified of entering relationships. Terrified that after years of building a life, everything can be turned against them. Terrified of being manipulated, financially destroyed, separated from their children, dragged through the courts or treated as guilty before the facts are established. False allegations matter because they do not just destroy innocent men. They diminish the horrors experienced by genuine victims of rape, sexual assault and abuse by making it harder to distinguish truth from manipulation. We must be able to defend genuine victims while also defending innocent men. The problem goes deeper than relationships. The state, courts, education system, government, public sector, private sector and popular culture have spent years telling men what they are doing wrong, what they are allowed to say and how masculine they are allowed to be. Feminism, particularly its most hostile forms, has contributed to a culture in which masculinity is treated as something that needs to be corrected rather than something that needs to be disciplined and directed. Men are not asking for special treatment. They are asking for respect. A man can endure an extraordinary amount of hardship when he knows he is respected, when he has purpose, responsibility and knows his contribution matters. Love matters. Warmth matters. Family matters. But respect comes above all else. Too many men are mocked, humiliated, spoken down to and treated as disposable. The moment they raise their heads above the parapet, society comes down on them. Say the wrong thing and you are a misogynist. Stand up for yourself and you are toxic. Be masculine and you are dangerous. Be proud of being an Englishman and you can be told your very identity is oppressive. Make one mistake and you can be branded for life. I do not accept it. And I am going to speak about it more. I have a strong male following, and every day young British men message me or come up to me telling me they are grateful to have someone who speaks openly about these things. I am genuinely humbled by that responsibility. Because I know what struggle looks like. I have experienced attacks I could never have predicted so early on in my life, physically and mentally; I don't talk about it because it is my private life. I have been in relationships and dynamics that disrupted me, tormented me and tortured me mentally for months at a time. I have struggled financially. I have built myself out of debt and homelessness. I have had to build parts of my life from scratch. I am still going through struggle today. But I do not resent the struggle. I embrace it. I enjoy the pain. I enjoy the suffering. I enjoy the process of becoming stronger through it. My mentality had to be built from scratch, but I also inherited something enormously valuable from my father: a foundation, a sense of responsibility and examples of what strength looks like. Not every young man has that. Some grow up without a father. Some grow up without a strong male role model. Some have nobody teaching them what masculinity should actually mean, instead they are constantly beaten down. Society removes every positive model of masculinity, gives young men nothing meaningful to replace it with, and then wonders why they become angry, isolated, nihilistic or misguided. I don't believe in therapy. I don't believe in seeking professional help. I don't believe antidepressants or anti-anxiety medication - we do not need to medicate the struggle of man but respect it. Rebuilding men cannot simply mean medicating their pain, endlessly analysing their emotions or telling them to open up more. We need to tell men something else: You are strong. You have responsibilities. You have a duty. You are capable. You are needed. You are responsible for what you do with your life. Men need purpose. They need responsibility. They need brotherhood. They need fathers and role models. They need something worth sacrificing for. They need people who believe in them. And they need respect. Men have a duty to their country, their families, their loved ones, their communities and the people who depend upon them. There is no permanent day off from that duty. There will be days when you are exhausted, hurt and have nothing left. You still get up. You still do what needs to be done, because you have chosen something greater than yourself. Ultimately, I want to leave a mark on this world. One day I will die. So will every man reading this. The question is what we will have built before we go. That should be the ambition for men. Not endless pleasure. Not victimhood. Not resentment. Build something. Protect something. Create something. Leave something behind. Our ancestors understood this. Men before us went through wars, bloodshed, poverty, hardship, loss and unimaginable suffering. They fought. They worked. They built families, communities and nations. They did what duty demanded. We are the beneficiaries of their sacrifice. We have a responsibility to the generation that comes after us. Men drive change. Men have historically driven revolutions, built institutions, explored the unknown, fought wars and undertaken enormous projects that transformed civilisation. That does not mean women do not contribute enormously. It means men have a particular capacity for sacrifice, risk and responsibility that society should not be ashamed of cultivating. We should not be emasculating men. We should be developing them. We should not teach boys to hate masculinity. We should teach them to master it and have self control. That is the message young men need. I am not saying men are always right. I am not saying women are always wrong. I am not saying genuine victims should not be heard. I am saying innocent men deserve protection too. Good men deserve respect. Hard-working men deserve dignity. Fathers deserve recognition. Boys deserve role models. People will read this and call it misogynistic, sexist or toxic masculinity. I genuinely do not care and never have done. I care about what I know to be true. I know men matter. I know young men need direction. I know boys need strong role models. I know responsibility creates character. I know respect gives men a reason to keep building. And I know that a society that continually tears down its men should not be surprised when its men stop believing that society is worth building. So to the young men reading this: do not become bitter. Do not become weak. Do not become cruel. Do not allow a bad relationship, a bad institution, a false accusation or a cruel person to define you. Build yourself. Get stronger. Take responsibility. Establish a brotherhood. Find good women. Build a family if that is what you want. Build a business. Build a home. Build a community. Serve your country. Protect the people you love. Seek help when you need it. Stand back up when you fall. Go to church. Leave the world better than you found it. Men do not need to be told that they are powerless. They need to know that they are capable. They need purpose, responsibility, discipline, brotherhood and a wife who loves & respects them. Happy Sunday.
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Q The Storm Rider
@Q_TheStormRider
🚨🚨Well, well, well… Was his name really Barack Hussein Obama — or was it Jean Paul Ludwig? Let me explain. After digging through records and old documents, something strange surfaced: the Social Security Number 042-68-4425, the one linked to Barack Obama, was originally assigned to a man named Jean Paul Ludwig — a French-born immigrant who came to the U.S. in 1924. He was reportedly given that SSN in March 1977. Now here’s the kicker: Ludwig spent most of his adult life in Connecticut, which explains why his SSN begins with 042 — a prefix reserved for Connecticut residents. Obama? Never lived or worked in Connecticut. So why would he have a Social Security number tied to that state? It gets even more curious. Ludwig reportedly passed away in Hawaii, where Obama’s grandmother, Madelyn Payne Dunham, just happened to work in the probate office of the Honolulu Courthouse — with access to files of deceased individuals and their personal records, including unused Social Security numbers. The theory is that Ludwig’s death was never properly reported to the Social Security Administration, likely because he never received benefits. That meant his number sat dormant — and accessible. Some believe Dunham may have quietly found a number that belonged to someone long gone — someone not receiving benefits — and handed it off to her grandson, whose citizenship status has long been questioned by skeptics due to connections to Kenya and Indonesia. And that’s just the beginning. If Trump — or anyone else — ever pushes past the birth certificate and straight into the mystery of this SSN, it’s going to be chaos. You’ll see heads spin on the left like never before. Because you can debate birthplaces all day long, but using a Social Security number that wasn’t assigned to you? That’s fraud. This isn’t about politics. This is about the law — and the truth. Let people make their own decisions, but they deserve to know. If you’re reading this and just shrug it off? Then maybe you’re okay with being lied to. But if not, spread the word. Because justice for this country is long overdue. In God We Trust. STAY CONNECTED, NEXT DROP WILL BE SHOCKING.
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David Shaw
@David90shaw
🚨 I TOLD YOU THIS WOULD HAPPEN: UK COURTS BLOCK ALBANIAN DEPORTATIONS AS THE DEAL WE BANKROLL COLLAPSES! I told you weeks ago that this entire agreement with Albania was a complete sham. I reached out to journalists and MPs across Westminster, and almost all of them chose to stay completely silent! Now the Upper Tribunal has officially blocked the Home Office from deporting thousands of Albanian males, legally ruling that Albania is far too corrupt and dangerous for them to safely return. Think about this total insanity!!! Whitehall poured millions into SPAK, the Albanian prosecution unit Britain specifically pays to smash trafficking gangs and stop the boats. At the exact same time, the Foreign Office quietly signed off another 1.9 million pound grant this week to fund reintegration in Tirana! Instead of dismantling the cartels, SPAK operated as a private political hit squad for Prime Minister Edi Rama, leaving the mafia so powerful that British judges say we cannot safely return their citizens. We pay their prosecutors to stop the boats, and they fail. We try to deport their illegal arrivals, and our own courts say no. So why on earth does Great Britain have a deal with Albania in the first place? British taxpayers pay at the border, pay their government, pay for reintegration, and are legally forced to house their criminals permanently while drug gangs run our streets. This is an absolute foreign aid racket. Tag your MP and every political journalist below, and RT and SHARE this everywhere to demand we scrap the deal NOW!
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Chota Don
@choga_don
Finally, nationalists have taken charge🔥 Once again it is Rajasthan, after Jaipur now season 2 from Jodhpur 😹 Kejriwal’s toilet cleaner Ashutosh Ranka, accompanied by 20 CJP men came at Jodhpur with full media and influencers. Nationalists give them taste of their own medicines. This intimidation by CJP won’t happen anymore nationalist youth will not allow it 🔥 CJPs intention is to push this country into anarchy. They will only attack BJP government state, they don't have guts, they don't have permission from there paw paw Kejriwal to go and inspect Punjab Jharkhand Karnataka for any other non BJP state.
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Reform India
@ReformMov_India
This is the democracy they are so proud of. A peaceful movement at Jantar Mantar is being suppressed while the same leaders preach about ahimsa in their speeches. Fake leaders, fake principles, and vote-bank appeasement politics. This is not democracy. This is political hypocrisy.
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Keith Edwards
@keithedwards
Jared Kushner isn't in the administration. He isn't a government employee. He's the president's son-in-law who uses his proximity to the White House to make billions of dollars. It is nothing like the mayor of the country's largest city meeting with the president. https://t.co/PzkbVNcCNO
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Ibrahim H Abdulkarim
@ziter001
Elections are not won by expectations. They are won by hard work, ruthless planning, and the courage to pull surprises that leave opponents scrambling. Old experience is comfortable. It is predictable. It is the same recycled strategies, the same tired slogans, the same closed-door deals that have kept Nigeria stuck in cycles of hope and heartbreak. But the future does not belong to those who simply wait for change. It belongs to those who create it. Doing new things creates new experience. New experience exposes new ways of winning. New ways keep the mind sharp, hungry, and permanently in a winning state. That is the power of new ideas. That is the spirit of Gen Z and millennials. You are the generation that grew up online, that built businesses from phones, that turned frustration into movements, that refuses to accept “this is how it has always been done.” You are nonconformists by design. You think sideways when others think straight. You ask “why not?” when the old guard says “impossible.” In 2027 and beyond, Nigeria does not need another round of the same playbook. It needs disruptors. It needs young minds who will: 1. Campaign with data, creativity, and authenticity instead of cash-and-carry politics 2. Build coalitions that cut across tribe, religion, and class because the real enemy is stagnation 3. Use technology, storytelling, and grassroots energy to outthink and outwork the status quo 4. Turn every polling unit into a laboratory of new ideas; better voter education, real-time accountability, youth-led monitoring The same new ideas that will win elections are the ones that will build the new Nigeria that is possible: a Nigeria where innovation is rewarded, where competence outranks connection, where the next generation inherits opportunity instead of excuses. And it is good that we already have a presidential candidate in Mr Peter Obi and his vice, Senator Musa Kwankwaso; leaders who truly believe in us. Leaders who understand that this dream is not theirs alone to carry, but ours to build together. They see the fire in Gen Z and millennial eyes. They trust the nonconformists, the out-of-the-box thinkers, the young innovators who refuse to recycle the past. With them, the partnership is clear: their experience meeting our energy, their vision meeting our boldness, so that together we create the new Nigeria that is possible. So refuse the old script. Reject the comfort of conformity. Work harder than anyone expects. Plan deeper than the opposition can imagine. Then surprise them not with noise, but with results they never saw coming. Because the brain that stays in a winning state does not wait for permission. It creates the future. Young Nigerians, well-meaning citizens of every age: The power is already in your hands. The ideas are already in your heads. And the leadership that believes in you is already standing with you. 2027 is not just an election year. It is the year we stop recycling the past and start writing the future together. Let us win with new ideas. And then let those same ideas, powered by our collective will, build the Nigeria we know is POssible. The time for expectation is over. The time for creation has begun. A New Nigeria is POssible ✌️
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Clipping Wings
@ClippingWings
Jim DeFede of CBS News Miami asks Angie Nixon why she joined the DSA if she is not a socialist: Because they fight for access to quality healthcare. They're fighting for allowing people to have control of the government. They are fighting to make sure that our schools are fully funded. They are fighting to make sure that people have housing. I guess you can say that I'm more of a a social democrat so to speak
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Connor Tomlinson
@Con_Tomlinson
British politics is coarsening. As the hands on the Ming vase slip, some have resorted to dirty tricks: character attacks, whisper campaigns, false police reports, censorship and cancellation... No political movement can solve the existential problems we face if it acts dishonourably and dishonestly in pursuit of power. We can't be tempted to lie or stay silent by the promise of comfortable careers, safe seats, or the fickle approval of expedient political parties. We must honour those who passed away before they got to see the country they loved restored. My remarks at a recent New Culture Forum Locals event in Brighton.
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Farrukh
@implausibleblog
BBC Politics London, "Can you understand Kemi Badenoch's concerns over segregated prayers in a public place?" Ajmal Masroor, "No, because Jewish communities do the same" BBC Politics London, "Other religions have had prayers in public places segregating men and women?" Ajmal Masroor, "Yes, of course they have"
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KABUGO
@Kabugo_
Office Politics 101: If a meeting has no agenda, you are the agenda.
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captive dreamer
@captive_dreamer
Politics is fun, i like posting this stuff and im obviously good at it but its not my real interest; i'd rather be talking clothes, culture, watches, music, etc. The only reason I'm even here is because i watched libtards ruin every hobby I'd ever had
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@lichthauch
politics is possession. watch someone get infected with ideology. eyes change. voice changes. start speaking in someone else's words. possessed people think their thoughts are their own. but they're just channels now. left right doesn't matter. same possession different demons
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Michael
@ATrapter
every politics tweet on here now is like "trump signs executive order shutting down electrical grid" and all the replies under it are just thank you jesus we have prayed for this
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Michae|
@Plz_Relax_
"Identity politics" is not inherently divisive but it is absolutely ineffective unless paired with Marxist and anti-colonial analysis. IDpol removed from class analysis and the intersections of all forms of oppression essentially advocates for a more inclusive capitalism.
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raffy magno
@raffymagno
Philippine politics is a circus. It’s all fun and games for the people in power, while Filipinos endure their suffering. At the end of the day, it’s about who stays in control. In the end, they win; we lose.
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Clifton Duncan
@cliftonaduncan
Claiming politics killed Disney misses a deeper truth: Disney was a symbol of magic and wonder. But they empowered nihilists who "problematize" everything from society to human nature. They gave the reins to cynics whose skewed moral framework and deep-seated resentment render them incapable of creating the very magic Disney was known for. As a result, a brand that took 100 years to build was destroyed in just 3. From Snow White to Star Wars to Pixar to the MCU--the problem is not the politics in and of themselves: The problem is that the magic is gone.
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