promising the black voters results

[emsr2d2]

That is a good idea. But in the case of the OP, I was even not sure whether she's a native speaker of English. If she's not, correcting her would be like a wild goose chase.

I disagree. It doesn't matter whether she's a native English speaker or not. It's simply good practice for you. It's not as if you're going to send a message to the offending tweeter, pointing out their mistakes!

The use of "wild goose chase" isn't really natural there, by the way. Have a look at the definition again.

[Tdol]

People who write whole sentences in capital letters on social media are often not very good at punctuation.

[Charlie Bernstein]

I strongly agree with GoodTaste. Really advanced learners should be able to understand a wide range of registers of English.

I do, too. But GoodTaste, are you a really advanced learner? You needed help untangling that tweet.

[Tdol]

I do too, but that means taking some native speakers with a pinch of salt, especially on social media.