uuponline - Tweet Data Analysis

The emotions expressed in these tweets range from pride and admiration to frustration and disappointment. The first tweet expresses pride in the passing of a law that had the potential to save and change lives. The second tweet expresses frustration at Stormont and Westminster for failing Dáithí Mac Gabhann and his family. The third tweet is a tribute to James McCusker, an MP for the UUP, who castigated the government for their treatment of IRA victims. The fourth tweet expresses admiration for the UUP's efforts to reform from within. The fifth tweet expresses a sense of pride in fulfilling a request from a follower. The sixth tweet expresses frustration at the DUP and UUP for potentially messing up a deal. The seventh tweet expresses disdain at the arrogance of political consultancy. The eighth tweet expresses pride in being able to help someone before being elected. The ninth tweet expresses disappointment at the lack of inclusion in Northern Ireland when the UUP was in charge. The tenth tweet expresses admiration for the UUP's leader and vision. The eleventh tweet expresses appreciation for Cancer Focus volunteers. The twelfth tweet expresses anticipation for the UUP's decision on a deal. The thirteenth tweet expresses frustration at the lack of action on road repairs and speeding. The fourteenth tweet expresses disappointment in the UUP's former chair. The fifteenth tweet expresses anticipation for a news story about a bridge to Scotland. The sixteenth tweet expresses appreciation for the support of all political parties. The seventeenth tweet expresses disappointment in the lack of support from the UUP in 2014.