If there is any Ex-American president who has a great sense of humour, it will be Donald Trump.
Two years after being banned from Twitter, former US President Donald Trump returns to X to post his arrest photo.
Mug Shot Post
Donald Trump has made a comeback to the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter.
He posted his mug shot photo following his arrest at the Fulton County Jail on suspicion of interfering with an election.
He returned to the social networking platform, now called X, and sent a message with the words “Election interference! Never give up!”.
After pleading guilty to racketeering and conspiracy charges in Fulton County Jail for his attempts to rig Georgia’s 2020 election results, he wrote that.
Donald Trump Resurfaces Online
It was his first tweet since his account was suspended shortly after the riots on January 6 on the social networking site at the Capitol.
On November 19 the San Francisco-based app reversed its position under billionaire Elon Musk, who bought Twitter on October 2.
After conducting a poll that garnered more than 15 million votes and narrowly won with approximately 52% of the vote.
Elon Musk Reinstates Trump’s X Account
Elon Musk reinstated the former president’s account. Trump did not tweet until Thursday even though the account had been restored.
However, his prior bogus assertions that his loss in the 2020 election was brought on by widespread voting fraud and the dissemination of other conspiracy theories were made on Twitter and other social media platforms.
In an effort to build support after his fourth arrest of the year on criminal accusations, the former president and his team separately published the message on X.
Trump Faced A 13-Count Charge
Trump faced a 13-count charge last week stemming from his efforts to overturn the 2020 election in Georgia.
The indictment was brought by Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis.
Also, he outlined Trump’s pressure campaign against election officials, a plot to submit false slates of electors, and a lawsuit seeking to overturn the results in the state.
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