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By analyzing the posts from the social platform X published by two congresswomen – Nancy Pelosi and Marjorie Taylor Greene, the study aims to investigate what ideas and narratives these congresswomen wanted to convey to their readers and what techniques were employed to achieve this goal. The analysis has revealed that the attitudes of the congresswomen towards the same questions differ, which can be explained not only by the existence of different personal attitudes but also by the representation of different political parties and their ideas. 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