MichaelMBandy

I can conceive of #BLM being used for numerous purposes. For example, the Bureau of Land Management. However, it is used predominantly to mean the same thing as #BlackLivesMatter.

While Donald Trump is running for president, he frequently tries to give credence to a statement by asserting, “Many people are saying.” The hashtag developed by those who don’t support him.

Mnemonic: “Big Brother 18.” Big Brother is a reality show on CBS, which premiered on June 22, 2016. At the time of this writing, it’s in its eighteenth season.

In the 2016 presidential election, Hillary Clinton is the Democratic candidate. Jill Stein is the Green Party candidate. This hashtag is used by supporters of Jill Stein.

As one would expect, this often refers to coating and lining. This is often an industrial process. Especially in the form #LiNing, it refers to Li-Ning, a Chinese company which sells shoes and other products used in sports.

The Republican National Convention will be held July 18 - 21, 2016, in Cleveland. #RNCinCLE.

#OurDumbSenator refers to Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI). An abbreviation one often sees in reference to him is RoJo. Perhaps this is used because of its rhyme, or to save space in a tweet (or maybe both).

Alton Sterling was shot by police on July 5, 2016 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. At the time of this writing, it still needs to be investigated.

Alton Sterling was shot by police on July 5, 2016 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. At the time of this writing, it still needs to be investigated.

#Scampaign is a clever phrase meaning “Scam campaign.” Perhaps the one who came up with this was Ian Tuttle, the Thomas L. Rhodes Fellow at the National Review Institute. In any case, #Scampaign is applied to the 2016 presidential election campaign of Donald Trump. The reason is that twenty percent of the campaign’s May expenditures were reimbursements to businesses that Trump owns.

Abbreviation for Progress Florida. It’s a reference to the progressive left.

Abbreviation for Florida politics.

This hashtag is most often used by tweeters protesting a death or deaths by gun violence. Occasionally, the death(s) are by other means.

The more popular hashtag is #Brexit, but this is frequently used instead. It refers to the British exit from the European Union.

Bill Maher said Donald Trump declined an invitation, because he’s a whiny little bitch. Then he said we need to brand him with this hashtag. “We need to brand him like he brands everybody else.”

The OAA stands for the Older Americans Act. Those who wish to expand it say that we can feed a senior citizen for one year for the cost of just one day in the hospital.

Some people believe that Fox News publishes some misinformation. Tweets by these people may have the hashtag #FauxNews. #FauxNews is perhaps pronounced either as Fox News or Faux News.

The hashtag is a mnemonic for the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. However, it has been dubbed the Every Student Succeeds Act. It abandons certain federal curriculum and performance standards in favor of greater state autonomy.

Mnemonic for Youngstown State University, founded in 1908 in Youngstown, Ohio, United States. It’s an urban research university.

#CP may stand for child pornography. #Pedo is also used for that purpose. #CP could also refer to a statistical technique used in quality control. A pejorative use of #CP could refer to “colored people.” For example, “CP time” could refer to “colored people’s time,” implying that African Americans are always showing up late for work. Fifty to sixty years ago one could hear frequent references to “Indian Time,” which applied to Native Americans. In other areas the phrase probably applied to people of descent from India.

At the time of this writing, May 2016, Bernie Sanders is running for the Democratic nomination of president of the United States. This hashtag is being used most often by those who support him.

A mnemonic for National Voter Registration Day. It’s on the fourth Tuesday of September.

President Obama suggested that the public use #1010Means when tweeting about the minimum wage. It refered to the $10.10 minimum wage that should have been enacted at that time. The hashtag isn’t used any more, since $15.00 is now the minimum wage that should be enacted.

This refers to getting money out of politics.

Constitution of the United States.