Hillary Clinton supporter Kim Frederick started the trending hashtag, #HillarySoQualified, on April 6. Frederick created the hashtag in response to Bernie Sanders claiming Clinton is unqualified to be president. Twitter users have used the hashtag to support Clinton as well as criticize her. This hashtag in particular highlights the nuance of hashtags. #HillarySoQualified can be used to highlight Clinton’s accomplishments or it can be hijacked by Clinton opponents, which is what happened with this hashtag.

The following tweets showcase the original intention of the hashtag, which is to praise Clinton:

#HillarySoQualified she got 8M children insured while you renamed two post office boxes. #ImWithHer

— Kim Frederick (@kimfrederi) April 7, 2016

#HillarySoQualified she's got endorsements from every major newspaper in the country saying she's the most qualified for the job.

— Andy (@dylanobrienfave) April 7, 2016

#HillarySoQualified She negotiated clean energy sanctions on China.

— Rance Collins (@rancecollins) April 7, 2016

These last three tweets demonstrate the subsequent hijacking of the hashtag:

#HillarySoQualified to represent big banks & special interests. pic.twitter.com/zy3p3FS77p

— Simar Ahluwalia (@sahluwal) April 7, 2016

#HillarySoQualified she recognized that her Iraq War vote was a mistake, she learned from it, and then did it again in Libya and Syria.

— Abul Qasim (@Abul_Qasims) April 7, 2016

#HillarySoQualified she has to steal her entire platform from her opponent, then calls her opponent "unqualified."

— Goody Weaver (@goodyweaver) April 7, 2016