
The GOP attempts to start a Twitter campaign and gets owned by the White House!!

In all seriousness, it’s kind of alarming (okay, somewhat hilarious) that a fake Tweet was able to create that instantaneous of a reaction.

NY State Senator Greg Ball to Fox News: If he’d had the same chance after 9/11, ‘it would have been me Osama bin Laden and a baseball bat.’

In protest of the CISPA legislation working its way through congress, Anonymous has called for an internet blackout.

Think what you want about guns and gun control, but I think we can all agree that this was tasteless and grossly inappropriate.

Lovely Malala Yousafzai from Pakistan, was only 14-years old, when she was shot in the head by the Taliban, and left to die.

Right now, there are over four thousand following the account and Fox has labeled it as ‘internet intelligence.’

Welcome to the 21st century. Newspapers have redefined themselves, but social media keeps upping the ante.

Although their hacking is against the law, a warm flame of hope burns within my cold, shriveled heart every time I hear about them hacking some other evil organization.

When he’s not busy tweeting racist remarks, he’s busy uploading photos of naked, obese women.

Writer Zerlina Maxwell: ‘Don’t tell me if I’d only had a gun, I wouldn’t have been raped. Don’t put it on me to prevent the rape.’ And THAT inspired hate.

What’s not to love about an anti-war, anti-drug war rebel who stands up to Washington? As it turns out, plenty.

For some inane reason, after a night of tweeting a non-stop dose of snarky commentary on everything-Oscar, The Onion decided, just as the show concluded, to tweet something inexplicably vile.

A simple valentines day message to a younger woman caused the media to jump to conclusions, then have a large bowl of crow to eat as the woman turned out to be Congressman Cohen’s daughter.

If you can think of things that worked better than Congress in 2012, join the fun and share your thoughts on Twitter with the hashtag #ThingsThatWorkBetterThanCongress.

In the wake of Sandy Hook it appears that the NRA has done what any upstanding group would do in light of such a tragedy, they have run off and hid.

When a fifty-something President and First Lady can garner more social media attention than a teen idol with dreamy hair, it’s clear we’re at the dawn of a new, and likely to be tweeted, day.