Wesley Hunt Shares Morning Vibes And Sparks Reactions

Seeing the picture of Congressman Wesley Hunt and what seemed to be his child was a clear-political shadow-boxing in the middle of an apparently innocent piece about morning greetings, and pretty soon, everybody was mentioning it. Warm greetings seemed to tumble into the comment section right beside political commentary.

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As expected, with that in mind, there lies a mixed bag. Sunny replies abounded, with Pippaluu sticking to a ‘Good morning Mr. Hunt!’ and including a lovely sunshine emoji. Nicholas Cotelesa upped the ante, writing a ‘Good Morning’ of his own, perhaps to snatch Hunt’s attention back to himself in a reply of sorts. Laura Bennett went slightly rogue when she philosophical about ‘Good Morning’ and suggested that people should be ‘aligning their energies’ instead. That is pure Twitter. Kudos.

Others hardly cared about those profane babbles. AnnieLicci touched a nerve with ‘I guess your kids will have a nice Christmas, but what about ours?’ That one ignited an entirely different discussion when Spencer Hakimian decided to jump in quoting Trump on China and economic policy. Enter Scott Greenfield with the talk about political leadership and mental health conversations. Never! A Twitter thread that sticks to one topic.

Others, amidst the chaos, were quick to appreciate the photo. Beatrice commented about how much the kid really looks like his father, while Glenn Michael praised both the hat and ‘cute kid.’ Patriotsadie declared, ‘Looking good!!! Your boy is a doll!!!’, with Jay☮️ cutting through the noise and asking, ‘When are you doing a townhall?’

Enter political barb. Simpli said directly to him, ‘Stop supporting a man who is going to be the downfall of the country.’ Meanwhile, TiffanySmith took the photo op as a chance to blast stock trading profits. Because why not?

It is reported that the morning wish was not, after all, so good. But hey, responses always somehow become topical discussion one way or another. For some, it was a simple acknowledgment; for others, it turned into an opportunity to let off steam; and for just a sprinkling of others, it was a chance to mark the kid’s cute face. In just a few words, it is the essence of Twitter-never boring, always amusing.

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So if you’re in for the politics, the fatherly disposition, or the wildly random philosophical meanderings regarding morning greetings, clearly one thing: Wesley Hunt knows how to get the people going before breakfast.