Donald Trump prepares his return on social networks with his own platform

Donald Trump is not giving up. After being permanently banned from Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, former US president plans to return early in the world of social media. How? With a own platform.

But you won’t be left alone with this. Trump is also considering starting his own television station to remove audiences from Fox news, the first broadcaster to declare Joe Biden the winner in key Arizona state in the last election.

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However, one of the tycoon’s advisers, Jason Miller, told Fox news that the main priority right now is social networks.

Trump was banned from Twitter following his supporters’ assault on the Capitol on January 6. The drop that broke the camel’s back was a series of statements made by the then outgoing president which were deemed to be incitement to violence. Twitter was not the only social network to veto the former president. Before Facebook and Instagram had made the same decision.

Trump’s new plan

The former president had his real communication platform on Twitter during his tenure. His tweets were practically daily and they used to cause scandals and controversies, as well as concerns in their own ranks since they did not go through any prior filter. Some of his messages were published even at dawn.

Trump has always been convinced of the power of social media in politics and much more when throughout his tenure he has had much of the American press against it. From there he used to express his fury against the media and Democrats.

Trump “will be back on social media in two to three months with his own platform,” Miller said. The spokesperson said it will “completely redefine the game” and attract “tens of millions” of users.

The new life of the tycoon

Trump and his supporters denounced a bias in major social networks even before the assault on Capitol Hill, which left five people dead and deeply penetrated the American political scene.

After the assault, Trump was also kicked out of networks considered right-wing such as Gab and Parler.

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Following his departure from the presidency on January 20, Trump severely limited his public presence and lives in his mansion in Mar-a-Lago, Florida, although he continues his fight for control of the Republican Party with a view to a possible presidential candidacy. in 2024. “He already has over 20 senators and over 50 members of Congress calling or making a pilgrimage to Mar-a-Lago,” Miller said.