The Social Security Administration (SSA) unveiled Thursday that it would use the social platform X to make announcements going forward, instead of traditional press releases or memos typically posted to the agency’s website.

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Jesus fucking Christ.

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Titty-fucking Christ, even

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Jesus Tap dancing Christ

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This was the exact phrase I uttered when I saw the headline.

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Fucking Musk needs to GO. He needs to get removed there.

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Wtf, are they serious?

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They’ve been saying this for other fed agencies from the get go so, yes?

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“I know this probably sounds very foreign to you — it did to me as well — and not what we are used to, but we are in different times now,” she added.

Blink if you’re in danger.

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So how can US citizens be banned from twitter and expected to have access to government twitter ?

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Looking forward to seeing a bunch of octogenarians trying to figure out Twitter on their phones.

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Appealing bans by suing them over first amendment right to petition (yes it covers more than freedom of speech)

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