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Dear Twitter,There are smart,funny, clever tweeters who want to make the world better & smarter.Then there are provocateurs...ghosts of influential voices..jonesing for attention & adrenaline, desperate for dopamine.STARVE THEM OR

THREAD: Ahead of Thursday’s GPD report & President Trump’s closing argument that the “GREATEST ECONOMY EVER IS BACK,” let’s break down a few things GDP is forecast to increase

Trump town hall fact-check time! Let’s break down the economic points President Trump made last night and explain why the false claims aren’t true. Arguing that $400M isn’t much, his

THREAD: Money matters to voters, so what did we learn in last night's #VPDebate ?Here’s a summary of what we heard, specifically the hits and misses on our very

THREAD: It's time for another fact check. We're going to dig a little deeper into President Trump's messaging yesterday, where he essentially started tweeting: "Your 401k will be gone without

THREAD: Comments by Fed Chair Jay Powell Are worth noting.Despite all the Fed has done to keep markets afloat, he is very clearly urging Congress and the White House to

THREAD: Stocks are soaring right now. Expect Trump to lean into this - and remember....it is NOT just rich people who own stocks.Think of those with PUBLIC PENSIONS - that’s

More context - @RobinHoodNYC which @realDonaldTrump LIED abt to @barstoolsports @stoolpresidente is New York’s #1 poverty fighting organization- founded by actual titans.They’ve raised $120MM for the COVID-19 #robinhoodrelieffund &

THREAD ON #PaycheckProtectionProgram : Yes, Congress needs to get more money in.But, GET READY for it to be gone in a heartbeat.The loopholes are so big that accountants and tax

THREAD: OIL FUTURES BELOW $1 & HEADED NEGATIVE Why aren’t more people concerned from a consumer & overall economy perspective? What does this mean?It’s just one month - ONLY MAY

THREAD: This weekend - the relief check is on its way to American bank accounts. They are going first to those who filed their taxes previously using direct deposit. That

UPDATE:Bank America & Chase are both accepting applications. Wells Fargo is not up yet.There's Twitter rage from applicants getting turned away from Bank of America.Chase says this is just the