How Trump Became An Online Flop In 2021 Photo by NASA / Bill Ingalls (Public domain
After less than a month of postings, Trump s blog was officially taken offline last week, after drawing an embarrassingly small audience. Loyalists will no longer be able to check on From the Desk of Donald J. Trump to read his latest, bitter musings.
The sudden move to unplug the aging Florida blogger came as Trump continues to struggle to attract an online audience after getting de-platformed by Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram in the wake of the January 6 mob attack on the U.S. Capitol. The social media giants rightly accused Trump of inciting violence and of depicting the mob vigilantes as patriots. Once accustomed to seeing his tweets and Facebook posts garnering millions of likes and responses, Trump now finds himself lost in the online wilderness, ignored and rejected.
WASHINGTON, June 3 Donald Trump has cancelled his own blog, an advisor announced Wednesday, highlighting the ex-president and election conspiracy theorist’s struggle to escape the social media wilderness. The blog “will not be returning,” Trump aide Jason Miller told CNBC. Named “From.
"This is something that I think will be the hottest ticket in social media," said Jason Miller when Trump s blog launched. "It s going to completely redefine the game."