Former President Donald Trump’s businesses have pocketed at least $2.8 million from the Republican National Committee. Now the RNC seems to be flipping the script.Two weeks after Trump announced plans to launch a social-media platform named Truth Social, the RNC sent out a fundraising blast telling supporters that any donation would qualify them as a “Trump Social Media Founding Supporter.” There’s no mention of what, if anything, comes with that designation. Read More: https://www.forbes.com/si

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

81K views · 542 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

3K views · 72 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 Media | Facebook

Pugnacious and boastful businessman-turned-politician Donald Trump's first term as U.S. President was marked by tumult and controversy as he promoted an ‘America first’ message, stoked divisions over race and immigration, survived an impeachment drama by receiving the unwavering support from many fellow republicans. Let's take a look back at Trump, the president that threw away the playbook. | A News