Social Security to use X to communicate

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How lowwwww…… can we goooooo…..

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That isn’t a conflict of interest. I come in and cut your division and then move you onto my platform for communications and everyone has to get it now to hear from Social Security? Or how about this. You want stock tips from the President of the United States you have to go on Truth social.

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It is such a coincidence that best way for SS to communicate to the public is through a company that just happens to be owned by the guy whose job it is to ferret out waste, fraud, and abuse?

I mean, what are the odds?

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To be fair, the Sec. of Commerce gives out stock tips on TV. You have to have cable, but still.

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Do you have a link to that?

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Here’s why it’s brilliant. If you want to communicate with your core audience you pick a delivery platform which includes almost none of them.

The demographics of:

The demographic makeup of X (formerly Twitter) users is characterized by a younger, more male-dominated audience. The platform is most popular with individuals aged 25-34 and 18-24. Globally, a majority of users identify as male.

Here’s a more detailed breakdown:

Age:

  • Dominant Age Group: 36.6% of users are in the 25-34 age range, with 34.2% falling into the 18-24 age group.

  • Younger Users: A significant portion of the user base (around 58%) is under 35 years old.

  • Fewer Older Users: Users aged 50 and above make up a smaller percentage of the platform’s total user base.

Gender:

  • Male Dominance: A majority of X users (63.7%) are male.

  • Global Split: Globally, the gender split is approximately 64% male and 36% female,

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There are no odds. He’s the house.

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