President Trump up 10 points in MI (Howie Carr)

Twitter ^ | 12/21/2020 | Howie Carr

[taildragger]

https://twitter.com/HowieCarrShow/status/1208549238096957442?s=19

[poconopundit]

Hey taildragger, for Twitter image capture...

On Firefox browser:

Right click the image on Twitter, then select “Copy image location” in Firefox.

That puts the image location in your clipboard.

[poconopundit]

Twitter makes it very difficult to capture text — and especially the image and text together.

I was able to use Ctrl-A to hightlight text, but it tends to highlight all text instead of a portion of it.

What I would do instead is right click to view the source code. Then search in the text for the key words in the text, then copy and paste.

If there’s an image/text content I want to reference, I usually use my free screen capture program, MWSnap to snapshot the image and text , download that image to my computer then upload to my website and reference it from there — a bit time-consuming.

[Chuzzlewit]

Bookmarked due to good suggestions on posting images.

[taildragger]

Ok you need to Embed from twitter, but the image didn't show but here it is after a "tweak" to html. But this is the flavor of what I wanted to post, aka a close to the original as possible.

With POTUS at Mar A Lago. He’s in great spirits! “We are up ten points in Michigan”

Howie Carr (@HowieCarrShow) December 22, 2019

[freepersup]

By sheer dumb luck- I played around with the controls and landed this whopper!

[Gay State Conservative]

FL,PA,OH,MI and WI are key. If Plugs is the nominee he just might carry PA but if that’s the only change from ‘16 the President still wins.Up by 10 in MI means that he’s up by 15 in OH and IN and up by at least 5 in WI.

[catnipman]

in FF, right click on the image and click "Copy Image Location" to copy the image link into the clipboard.

then paste the link between the double-quotes in:

<img src="">

ending up with:

<img src="https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EMWhH4kXkAEm1gW.jpg">

once you use ANY html at all in a post, then you'll have to use <p> for each blank line you want