In a recent wave of protest against misinformation on social media, nearly all California State Assembly Democrats have stopped posting on X, the platform owned by Elon Musk. However, Assemblymember Isaac Bryan is one of the few who refuses to leave, believing that shaping the public narrative is crucial. Alongside him are two colleagues, Jacqui Irwin and Michelle Rodriguez, but Bryan's significant social media following at 60,000 allows him to be especially vocal. This generational difference in approach to social media engagement exemplifies the evolving landscape of political communication among lawmakers.
Bryan emphasizes the importance of shaping the public narrative on social media, asserting that remaining active on X is crucial in today's world.
Isaac Bryan believes his significant following on X empowers him to confront adversaries online, highlighting generational comfort with social media.
Alex Lee, California's first Gen Z legislator, aligns with Bryan on using X to engage the audience, reflecting a shift in legislative communication.
The collective withdrawal of most California Assembly Democrats from X signals a broader discomfort with misinformation, while a few remain engaged and vocal.
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