@CNN: After the 2016 election, the “angry” reaction became the one most likely to be used when users were reacting to Facebook posts created by congressional leaders. Before the election, “love” had been the most popular. https://t.co/b1ziGWSxFl https://t.co/eBjB1cPtqZ

July 18, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

@CNN: After the 2016 election, the “angry” reaction became the one most likely to be used when users were reacting to Facebook posts created by congressional leaders.

Before the election, “love” had been the most popular. https://t.co/b1ziGWSxFl https://t.co/eBjB1cPtqZ

After the 2016 election, the "angry" reaction became the one most likely to be used when users were reacting to Facebook posts created by congressional leaders.

Before the election, "love" had been the most popular. https://t.co/b1ziGWSxFl pic.twitter.com/eBjB1cPtqZ

— CNN (@CNN) July 19, 2018

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