The Government’s Posts Just Took a Sharp Far-Right Turn
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Started January 22, 2026
Government social-media managers have turned official feeds into streams of xenophobia
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The Government’s Posts Just Took a Sharp Far-Right Turn
The Atlantic (United States) | Jan 21, 2026
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Jan 22, 2026
Utilizing social media to promote far-right views can mobilize support, but risks alienating diverse populations vital for national unity.
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The government’s social media strategy should prioritize transparency and inclusivity over partisan narratives.
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Xenophobic messaging in government communications is a dangerous precedent that can lead to increased discrimination and social division.
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Government social media feeds should reflect the views of the electorate, even if that means embracing nationalist rhetoric.
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Shifting official social media messaging towards xenophobia undermines democratic values and harms social cohesion.
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