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Citation: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4148508/Nebraska-senator-faces-criticism-womens-march-retweet.html Kintner's retweet on Sunday drew immediate criticism online and from the Nebraska Democratic Party. Party chairwoman Jane Kleeb said: 'Senator Kintner should spend more time following the law and less time offending women.' Calling him an 'embarrassment to Nebraska,' she added:

Question: Can tweets images by posted to wiki, instead of subjective narratives text about those tweets? As a person viewing of a image tweet is subjective, text about a tweet isn't what the tweet is.

Example 1: Larry Elder's tweet "Ladies, I think your safe. And a picture of three elderly women holding signs "Not this P***y!" (expletive hidden by * here), "Not mine either", "Not this *****"(expletive hidden by * here).*

Example 2: In January 2017, Kintner faced criticism for a retweet suggesting that demonstrators at a women's march weren't attractive enough to be sexually assaulted.

Example 3: Look at the actual tweet.

These are three different things.