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Ministers often use social media to appear relatable and connect with the public, or to showcase aspects of their international trips beyond formal meetings. However, such content can backfire, as seen with Healey and Miliband. What might seem like a lighthearted moment can be seized upon by political opponents to criticise their focus or priorities.
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