The criticism Democratic lieutenant governor nominee Austin Davis obtained over tweets he posted when he was in school might more and more change into a characteristic of political campaigns as digital natives start to run for larger workplace, social media consultants say.
The last decade-old posts resurfaced final week in screenshots tweeted by a conservative political marketing consultant and an advisor to Republican gubernatorial nominee Doug Mastriano. Mastriano’s advisors branded them as misogynistic, offensive to LGBTQ and Black folks and displaying a cavalier angle towards extreme alcohol use and drunken driving.
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