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  • Through the use of Twitter, framing has become a prominent presidential campaign tool for politically active users Framing is used to influence thoughts by evoking a particular perspective on an event In this paper, we show that the COVID19 pandemic rather than being viewed as a public health issue, political rhetoric surrounding it is mostly shaped through a blame frame (blame Trump, China, or conspiracies) and a support frame (support candidates) backing the agenda of Republican and Democratic users in the lead up to the 2020 presidential campaign We elucidate the divergences between supporters of both parties on Twitter via the use of frames Additionally, we show how framing is used to positively or negatively reinforce users’ thoughts We look at how Twitter can efficiently be used to identify frames for topics through a reproducible pipeline © 2020, Springer Nature Switzerland AG
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  • 12th_International_Conference_on_Social_Informatics,_SocInfo_2020
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  • WHO
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  • Political Framing: US COVID19 Blame Game
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  • #891232
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  • 2020

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