Category: Social Media

Twitter is a powerful information aggregator that NRLC is using

By Dave Andrusko In just the past few years, the number of people using Twitter has increased exponentially. Where once we used this powerful informational aggregator to pass on the mundane details of our daily lives, now it has become indispensable source of information. https://twitter.com/nrlc now has over 69,000 followers! Compound that by the number of …

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Twitter is a powerful information aggregator that NRLC is using to maximum advantage

By Dave Andrusko In just the past few years, the number of people using Twitter has increased exponentially. Where once we used this powerful informational aggregator to pass on the mundane details of our daily lives, now it has become indispensable source of information. https://twitter.com/nrlc  now has 69,000 followers! Compound that by the number of …

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Twitter is a powerful information aggregator that NRLC is using to maximum advantage

By Dave Andrusko In just the past few years, the number of people using Twitter has increased exponentially. Where once we used this powerful informational aggregator to pass on the mundane details of our daily lives, now it has become indispensable source of information. https://twitter.com/nrlc  now has over 68,000 followers! Compound that by the number …

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Social media has opened a world of possibility to promote the pro-life message

By Maria Gallagher, Legislative Director, Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation Lighting a candle rather than cursing the darkness has taken on a whole new and exciting meaning in our current age of social media. Rather than condemn biased news media coverage of a pro-life candidate, you can take to your Facebook page and post a link to …

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Censorship Insanity: Twitter Goes After Trump and Campaign 194 Times

By Corinne Weaver  Twitter has gone off the rails when it comes to censoring President Donald Trump and his campaign account. But meanwhile, Joe Biden and his campaign accounts remain untouched. The president’s account and the account of Team Trump received 83 labels on their tweets between Nov. 9 and Nov. 16, as of the …

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In Facebook’s and Twitter’s world, Wrong Thinking will be eliminated or “contextualized”

By Dave Andrusko  As it happens I was at my kitchen table about to dissect another slanted, tiresome Washington Post “fact check” about something President Trump said about “extreme late-term abortions” when my son forwarded me a post that could not have been better timed. Most of our readers know that Facebook has decided it …

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Pro-abortionist laments that pro-lifers are “killing it on Twitter”

By Dave Andrusko National Right to Life has a burgeoning presence on social media—pretty much on the whole spectrum. As is the case both with individuals and organizations, NRLC’s largest “footprint” is on Facebook and Twitter. Indeed, literally as I began writing this post, NRLC sent out a tweet that read, “Vermont Gov. Phil Scott …

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Caught in Social Media Bias

By Nancy Valko I have been hearing about Facebook blocking or restricting “conservative” content on the internet. Recently, there was a National Right to Life News story about a Republican judge from my state of Missouri who could not “boost” (pay for reaching a wider audience) a pro-life video of his nephew overcoming a life-threatening birth …

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A world of possibility to promote the pro-life message opened by social media

By Maria Gallagher, Legislative Director, Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation Lighting a candle rather than cursing the darkness has taken on a whole new and exciting meaning in the age of social media. Rather than condemn biased news media coverage of a pro-life candidate, you can take to your Facebook page and post a link to an …

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The power of dishonest words to change our capacity for reason and moral action

By Dave Andrusko As we begin the new year, I’d like to revisit a post that was originally stirred into existence by the headline of a piece that ran in the Irish Times. It read, “Words can change our capacity for reason,” and it was written by John Waters who at the time was a …

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How social media is opening a world of possibility to promote the pro-life message

By Maria Gallagher, Legislative Director, Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation Lighting a candle rather than cursing the darkness has taken on a whole new and exciting meaning in our current age of social media. Rather than condemn biased news media coverage of a pro-life candidate, you can take to your Facebook page and post a link to …

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Facebook reverses course after first offering absurd reason to reject CPC ad

By Dave Andrusko Ok, I grant you there is no necessary linkage. But… (1) Facebook’s cofounder has pledged to give $20 million “to political groups that support Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton,” according to the Washington Post. (2) That, as of May, “Facebook employees as individuals have donated more than $114,000 to Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton …

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