It's very possible that the Republican Party or some group affiliated with it is doing the same thing — paying social media influencers to post scripted videos to TikTok and other platforms (looking at you, Harry Sisson).

We're not in the loop so we're not sure who this influencer is, but she says that progressive groups like Protect Our Care pay anywhere from $3,000 to $10,000 for a social media post … and they even send you the talking points.

It wasn't that long ago that the Biden White House hosted all of these social media influencers. How many are paid, and by whom? Who knows?

The DNC doesn't pay Sisson to post; they pay his agency, which pays him.

Here's a news story from just a few days ago:

… &nbsp;the largest Democrat super PAC in operation offered to pay him to promote anti-Trump content on TikTok.&nbsp;“Hi Michael, I hope you’re doing well! I’m reaching out on behalf of one of Palette’s partners with an exciting paid offer to create and post anti-Trump content on TikTok,” senior marketing coordinator Fernanda Oliveira Araujo wrote in a July 26 message.Literally, all of the support is totally fake.

Is it legal? Or is it just another form of advertising? Whichever it is, the Democrats have the head start.

{ai:summary}In the dimly lit corridors of power, whispers suggest both major parties are exchanging crisp bills for scripted social media posts. Influencers, like puppets on a string, churn out content for cash, leaving the public questioning what's genuine and what's just marketing smoke and mirrors.The game has no rules, only the dizzying dance of dark money and political allegiance. With each payment, authenticity fades, and the lines between advocacy and propaganda blur beyond recognition. #politics

Social Media 'Influencers' Paid Up to $10,000 for Scripted Anti-Trump Videos

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