When a post by an American about American politics goes viral, we assume Americans made it popular. Often, accounts abroad did.
This high-stakes election season, foreign reposters were:
63% on Tucker Carlson’s Iran nuclear warning
42% on Zohran Mamdani’s Michigan Senate post
30% on Abdul El-Sayed’s posts
What's going on? Where is this engagement coming from? And is it equally distributed?
Buckle up, let's dive in. 🧵👇