Overview

• She argues that social media reduces political discourse to misinterpretations and campaign “fodder” she cannot control.
• She cited Franklin D. Roosevelt’s 1932 election as evidence that election messaging succeeded for generations without social media.
• She refrains from commenting on issues she has not thoroughly researched, prioritizing deeper thought over quick takes.
• She maintains her avoidance of online political posts and relies on targeted offline endorsements.
• She educates herself through extensive reading to distinguish real dangers from rhetorical exaggeration before speaking out.