The real value Twitter can bring to the table:

For localized information on #HurricaneDorian in North Carolina, please follow @NWSWilmingtonNC and @NWSMoreheadCity on https://t.co/R8evRxnfO1, reliable updates provided by @NHC_Atlantic Weather Service. Courtesy tip #5 from fmr NC Insurance Commissioner @WayneGoodwinNC. #ncpol

— Wayne Goodwin (@WayneGoodwinNC) September 3, 2019

As opposed to the robotic posting of multiple hourly Tweets with the same message...

Another one bites the dust...

Our report from tonight's Chatham County Board of Commissioners meeting, where the board voted 4-1 to call for the removal of the Confederate monument in front of the board's meeting place, the Chatham County Historic Courthouse in downtown Pittsboro.https://t.co/T0OWkluI40

— Zachary Horner (@ZachHornerCNR) August 20, 2019

If not now, when?

Tonight, I joined colleagues and signed discharge petitions for H.B. 86 and H.B. 484 so that the bills can be considered on the House floor. Our families and communities are waiting for us to find solutions that help prevent gun violence and protect constitutional rights. #ncpol pic.twitter.com/t6BTo7WipX

— Brandon Lofton (@LoftonforNC) August 6, 2019

They shouldn't have to do this, but Republican leaders have neither the desire nor the courage to protect our citizens.

Hey Mark Johnson, the NC House has a message for you:

Amendment allowing NC school districts to keep using mClass instead of switching to Istation went largely along party lines. All Democrats voted yes & most Republicans voted no. Passed due to 7 GOP Reps voting yes. #nced #ncpol #ncga https://t.co/EQJELNb1iy

— Keung Hui (@nckhui) July 23, 2019

Unfortunately, it will likely not even get a hearing in the Senate, because Phil Berger just can't admit when a fellow Republican is wrong.

Here we go again:

The House adjourned without attempting to override the budget bill veto. HB 966 is still on the agenda, so perhaps it’ll come up again soon. #ncga #ncpol #ncgov @CarolinaJournal

— Lindsay Marchello (@LynnMarch007) July 8, 2019

But it's not in the Veto garage, it's in the Veto driveway. Just leaving it on the Agenda until enough Dems go to the bathroom? You can tell Phil Berger is about to blow his top: