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New Media and Genders effect on Donald Trump's shocking defeat of…
New Media and Genders effect on Donald Trump's shocking defeat of Hillary Clinton.
Trump's Persuasiveness
Anger with standard politicians
Trump did research on what groups to target
Made convincing comments to those groups
Charismatic
Spectacle
The media covering every remark that Trump made
People spending so much time arguing about him that they gave him more of an audience
Fact vs. Fiction
Gender
Rust Belt States
Natural Bias
Sexist comments made by Trump
White Male Vote
Leaders in business or politics
Double Standard
Social Media
Its use in politics should be held to the same standard that we want our representatives to be. If Trump can go to social media and say whatever he wants then it sets a bad precedent for how our representatives are supposed to be leaders
How people view the news
Trump handling social media unconventionally
They can't ignore it anymore; they have to use it to inform constituents or to even just generate news
Increasing use social media and how candidates along with elected politicians must use it
Focus groups
Popularity contest
Generating attention
Miscellany
The system needs reform
Clinton won popular election
Get out to vote and be accountable
Can't complain if you didn't vote
Voting is a privilege and it should be respected