My perspective on social media that makes issues bigger than the reality is YES. I belong to facebook groups that address the very real problem of CPS abuse of power against innocent families. The thousands of members in those groups see constant posts of case stories, but the public doesn't see but what is limited to the occasional news story in the local area or even state. Those members feel that the problem is nationwide to the point that Trump should be paying attention. No. Only 3% of the US population is every affected by a CPS contact. Too small for a Trump issue, but the 3% who are devastated by false allegations and the lack of due process in child welfare cases is nothing short of egregious. It's all about perspective and exposure to topics on social media.