Memes and news clips of the Day edited by Jenny Marie Hatch

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Memes are often depicted as mostly harmless. However, recent elections have demonstrated how organizers can easily leverage them to build political movements and influence voters. @BostonJoan, Research Director at Harvard Shorenstein Center, explained at United Facts of America:

Dr. Donovan continues to enjoy a red carpet rollout of her meme wars book.

Years ago I was given the title Queen of Memes by my You Tube subscribers.

I believe that if a picture is worth a thousand words, a well timed viral meme is worth a book, the musical made from the book, and the movie made from the musical, plus all the theatrical companies downstream producing the musical for generations to come.

Dr. Joan is a censorious elite. I have declared her and those who agree with her, enemies of free speech, who are comfortable with the internet censoring anyone who rejects her worldview.

She is my enemy and as such I pray for her to wake from her totalitarian posture and recognize the danger her worldview, writings, and teachings present for a Free Republic.

Jenny Marie Hatch

Joan Donovan BOOK: Meme Wars @BostonJoan

Dear DC, We promise to say something new. Best, Meme War authors National Press Club, DC Thursday 9/29 - 6:30pm press.org/events/npc-hea…