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Fiscal Cliff Twitter War

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    FBN's Dennis Kneale explains how hashtag #MY2K has become a platform for bashing Obama and Democrats.

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-- -- Gotta give a shout out -- in their ads rate are right there's another battle brewing over the fiscal cliff but instead of the halls of congress in the White House this -- happening on Twitter that's right Dennis meals covering the story -- during this now with the latest data I love this.

-- the Obama administration that renowned for -- shrewd use of social networks.

But this time maybe -- -- did itself the president yesterday urging Americans to -- their support for soaking the rich.

By using a new -- to add my two K president it's my 2000 dollars go raise taxes on someone else.

But now my two -- -- become a thriving platform for trashing Obama and jeering at the Democrats the conservative Heritage Foundation has even acquired sponsorship rights to my two K so that when people go to that hash -- They often -- paid heritage messages opposing the Obama tax hike.

Now the jeering tweets run the gamut some -- the president for his sudden switch from talking about raising taxes on the rich to now playing up keeping tax cuts for everyone else others make fun of my two -- origins of the much -- -- now innocuous Y two K computer bug.

A few samples here.

Obama irony same people who claimed bush tax cuts were only for rich now -- to keep them because they help the -- oh snap.

And there's this one Y two -- should really be quote someone -- to -- but since people are begging government not to take their money and they're telling -- to take it from someone else I am and then there's this one Y two K was caught -- programmers failing to limit date codes to four places.

-- -- -- -- by Americans failing to limit Obama up to forty years.

But -- off.

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