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Trump and his advisors had already been concerned about the possibility of Twitter ban a year ago. So far, there is no alternative with a similar reach.Donald Trump was meeting then-campaign manager Brad Parscale and other political aides in the White House Cabinet Room early last year when the president made a demand: Find me a social media platform to use other than Twitter.Someone in the meeting had piped up with concern that Twitter — Trump’s primary outlet for communicating with his supporters and the outside world — might eventually ban him over controversial posts.PoliticoTrump’s existential threat: How to keep GOP in line without TwitterAlex Isenstadt
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Trump and his advisors had already been concerned about the possibility of Twitter ban a year ago. So far, there is no alternative with a similar reach.Donald Trump was meeting then-campaign manager Brad Parscale and other political aides in the White House Cabinet Room early last year when the president made a demand: Find me a social media platform to use other than Twitter.Someone in the meeting had piped up with concern that Twitter — Trump’s primary outlet for communicating with his supporters and the outside world — might eventually ban him over controversial posts.PoliticoTrump’s existential threat: How to keep GOP in line without TwitterAlex Isenstadt
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Donald Trump was meeting then-campaign manager Brad Parscale and other political aides in the White House Cabinet Room early last year when the president made a demand: Find me a social media platform to use other than Twitter.PoliticoSomeone in the meeting had piped up with concern that Twitter — Trump’s primary outlet for communicating with his supporters and the outside world — might eventually ban him over controversial posts.
Trump’s existential threat: How to keep GOP in line without Twitter
Alex Isenstadt