Best Twitter comment to the GOP:

[Are_grits_groceries]

Truthhurts_One: Certainly Republicans are not very good at Regime change either. @ProgressivePam #iranelection

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/06/13/iran-demonstrations-viole_n_215189.html

There are some people on twitter #iranelection#neda who are spending their time attacking Obama and extolling the GOP.
This comment hits a nail on the head.

[jefferson_dem]

1. I've been following twitter feeds closely for a few days now.

The degree of rank petty partisan sniping by repugs is so telling. They are so small... Thank God their dumbshit is no longer in charge.

[Are_grits_groceries]

2. Most of the other people on twitter

do not appreciate their efforts to insert themselves into the tumult.

[Oregone]

6. Hm. This may be the future of Twitter

Maybe its downfall will be the easy ability of idiots to organize a homage of useless and annoying posts in anything politically related.

Gotta thank the MSM for publicizing it so much. :)

[Oregone]

3. Ive read better DU posts

[Are_grits_groceries]

4. Oh lord help me.

Here comes the "The Critiquer." Soon to be a novel by Stephen King.

[Oregone]

5. Fine, Ill say it

Twitter sucks. I hope I never have to hear about it again (yeah right).

Id be more eloquent but Im out of characters

[Are_grits_groceries]

7. I am certain that those in Iran would agree with you.

After all, why must one be subjected to abbreviations and sentence fragments. Surely they can take the time out to sit down and write a proper thought to post on some recognizable forum. How thoughtless of them to not adhere to the rules.

I agree that in a lot of cases Twitter is not worth the time. That doesn't mean it has no value. What if people during and after Katrina had Twitter??

And no, I don't believe all that is posted. However, there is more there than any other place.

[Liberal_in_LA]

8. good comment. kick