Trump Plans Social Media Return With ‘His Own Platform,’ Adviser Says

Trump Plans Social Media Return With ‘His Own Platform,’ Adviser Says
President Donald Trump speaks in a video released by the White House on Jan. 13, 2021. Screenshot/White House
Jack Phillips
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Former President Donald Trump will set up his own social media platform and will return to posting online in two to three months, his adviser and spokesman Jason Miller said in a new interview.

For years, Trump favored Twitter and had amassed nearly 90 million followers before the social media platform suspended him in January. Facebook, YouTube, Twitch, Snapchat, and others also moved to suspend the former president; meanwhile, Trump hasn’t indicated that he would use other social media websites favored by conservatives such as Gab, MeWe, or Parler.

Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips
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