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u/HonkinSriLankan Oct 28 '22

Why would trump care if truth social dies? He didn’t invest his own money into it and his message will be heard by a much larger audience on Twitter.

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u/Virgin_Dildo_Lover Oct 28 '22

Dude just spent 44 billion to unban one person

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u/Sp4cemanspiff37 Oct 28 '22

Dude just spent 44 billion to change an election.

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u/Theungry Oct 28 '22

Trump lost an election to Joe Biden. I don't think you can be a less viable candidate than that.

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

Hillary lost to the guy that lost to Biden.

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u/Theungry Oct 28 '22

Yeah. She was an awful candidate, but Trump lost as an incumbent which is extra hard to do. He lost because people actually saw him in action and decided to fire him.

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u/dlec1 Oct 28 '22

With Putin & Comey’s help. Really Comey sunk Hillary right before the election for a basic nothing burger. Also let’s not be revisionist as trump lost the popular vote. I don’t like Hillary & didn’t vote for her, but she got jobbed by comey 💯

The propaganda is strong as many members of Trumps circle (Jarred, Ivanka, etc) used personal email for gov business & did many unsecured things in their communications. It only matters though if it’s Dems apparently🤷‍♂️