There is something that pops out to me as interesting in this dataset; that the tweets don't consistently push one singular message.

Is this to spread divisiveness? For example, all the 10_GOP tweets are, of course, very pro-trump:

> cute 10 yo girl had a Trump dress on. Hannity asked her why she liked him. She said because he's doing great things for the country!

Whereas 4MYSQUAD, seems mostly Black Lives Matter related tweets, some are strongly against Trump/the right:

> Do conservatives give a fuck about #policebrutality?

USFreedomArmy is far-right:

> No wonder liberals cannot think logically. The U.S. FREEDOM ARMY awaits your enlistment

And user AAnitRacist is left again:

> Megyn Kelly tears into Trump over attacks on Trump U judge's ethnicity

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EDIT: I see now the csv has RightTroll & LeftTroll as column values, which is nifty. The accompanying article states:

> Left Trolls often adopt the personae of Black Lives Matter activists, typically expressing support for Bernie Sanders and derision for Hillary Clinton, along with “clearly trying to divide the Democratic Party and lower voter turnout.”