2.6K views · 61 reactions | Trump Media and Technology Group, former President Donald Trump’s new company, indicated Thursday it’s planning to launch a social media platform February 21, more than a year after Trump was banned from Facebook and Twitter. Read More: https://www.forbes.com/sites/zacharysmith/2022/01/06/trumps-non-woke-twitter-alternative-plans-to-launch-february-21/?sh=514d572d61cf&utm_source=FBPAGE+&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=forbes | Forbes | Facebook

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4.2K views · 136 reactions | Will you be joining Trump's new social media platform? Follow Buck Sexton for more! Listen to this full podcast here: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/139-buck-sexton-27296753/episode/youngkin-slaps-down-mask-mandates-and-91711938/ #BuckSexton #BuckSextonShow #Conservative #FreeSpeech | Buck Sexton | Facebook

6.6K views · 706 reactions | David Brody says #Trump’s new social media platform will give a voice to “the not silent, but silenced, majority” Get Real News on #TheWaterCooler, weekdays at 3pm ET: https://americasvoice.news/playlists/the-water-cooler/ | America's Voice News | Facebook

Ex-President Donald Trump’s new social media platform doesn’t allow users to insult him. | HuffPost

81K views · 546 reactions | Donald Trump’s new social media platform Truth Social has been riddled with controversy since its inception and is continuing the trend as the app ‘launched' just yesterday. For how much complaining Trump and co. do about cancel culture, the platform has already banned a parody account that claimed it was founder Devin Nunes’ cow. | The Young Turks | Facebook

1.3K views · 26 reactions | New poll shows Trump taking marginal leads in Wisconsin and New Hampshire. Justin Robert Young, the host of “Politics, Politics, Politics,” says that’s bad news for Kamala Harris, as she needs at least 47% favorability in the polls to stay competitive. Meanwhile, Trump’s base of 48% holds firm, allowing for sizeable gains in the lead-up to Election Day. | Blaze News | Facebook

World leaders at COP29 say they’re still pushing forward with the green agenda despite Trump’s victory in the 2024 election. However, Heartland Institute senior fellow Justin Haskins says Trump’s pro-energy-independence platform will steamroll fraudulent green energy projects. He also says Davos globalists like George Soros and Bill Gates will have a hard time pushing their agenda without the United States or China by their side. | Blaze Media