In 2021, former President Donald Trump was removed from Twitter. He then created his own platform on which he could freely express any thought without fear of censorship.
Although the beginning was rough, Trump adopted Truth Social and Twitter. He quickly returned to his old sharing rants.
However, Elon Musk, who acquired Twitter in October 2013, hinted that he would restore accounts from those who were banned, including Trump.
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Former president says he won’t use Twitter again as his main source of communication. It’s evident from some of his Truth Social rants that he does not intend to do so.
We thought it would be a good idea to revisit some of our favorites, especially with the announcement tonight of a presidential campaign.
1. Two years after Big Lie, Shamelessly pushing election-fraud claims
Despite the fact that the 2024 election is coming up, Trump claims the 2020 election was stolen and all elections since then are at-risk of fraud.
Because the Republican “red wave”Trump has also cried voter fraud, even though it did not occur during the midterm elections.
Trump on Monday AccusedArizona voters accused of fraud insisting that Republican candidate Kari lake would have won an election as a gubernatorial. “easy election win”If not, “mail in Ballots, long election counts, many day elections, machines that very few people understand, massive counting centers, and more.”
2. Unhinged anti-Biden memes
Trump enjoys using Twitter to express his opinions, but not directly. “re-truthing”People.
Trump will occasionally get in a silly, goofy mood and share a lot of anti-Joe Biden memes, mostly reposted by other Truth Social users.
In August, Trump shared 15 memes describing Biden in less than two hours.
Trump will also share memes mocking Democrats “RINOS”.
3. He will rage to the point of insanity at any attempt to hold him responsible
Cassidy Hutchinson was a former White House Aide who testified to the January 6, 2017 House Committee about Trump’s behavior during the days leading up the insurrection. Truth Social was the result.
Trump claimed that he didn’t know Hutchinson. His story was fake. Trump also claimed that several points in Hutchinson’s testimony were lies.
Trump was quick to respond to the online testimony
Truth Social
“I hardly know who this person, Cassidy Hutchinson, is, other than I heard very negative things about her (a total phony and “Leakage”),”Trump wrote.
4. Leaning into almost cult-like memes
Trump likes to share anti-Biden memes.
Trump will now and again share a multitude of memes from his fans, which portray him in a godlike manner.
The former president made a re-truth in October A post This photo shows him with a lion proclaiming God chose “the perfect man for the job”.
Trump called it “interesting”.
Another PostTrump’s prayer that thanked God for Trump, and asked God to grant him a prayer. “turn America back to the only living God that has so richly blessed her”.
5. Most news outlets claim they are “Fake News”
Trump maintained that many news sites like New York Times, Washington Post, CNNYou can find more information at www.allthings.com “fake news”Sites that report incorrectly
However, he has been added to the Truth Social list.
Fox News, New York Post, Wall Street JournalAnd many more have joined our ranks “fake news” outlets.
6. Inflicting insults or using tired nicknames such as confetti
Trump is known for his infidelities.
The ex-president will sometimes use derogatory nicknames while ranting about political figures.
Trump used his platform for Elaine Chao (Mitch McConnell) to refer to him. “China-loving wife, Coco Chow.”Chao served as Secretary of Transportation during his administration.
He is also known as Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. “Ron DeSanctimonious”, McConnell as “Old Crow”Letita James, New York Attorney-General “Peekaboo”You can find out more.
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