Thank you for the kind words Paul.

Tensorflow has supported Python 3.8 since May, so you should be able to install it. However, I noticed that the requirements for the pip package do not seem to be up to date and may be contradictory. I will try to fix that soon - in the meantime, you should be able to install the package from Github.

Nearly all of the sentiment classification models use Tensorflow, so if you cannot get Tensorflow working you cannot use the sentiment classification module. But if you just want to harvest tweets, you can pull the code from Github and use the listening or downloaded modules.