Fogbow

Foggy wrote: ↑Wed Aug 23, 2023 3:05 pm I disagree, because I think Kendra has it right. "Stollen" is a tipoff that Trump himself wrote it, and nobody in his shrunken circle has the temerity to point out that he made a spelling error.

I also sincerely believe that he never reads the replies, so he literally has no idea that it's an error.

If it was staff, one would correct another and not blame it on the boss.

And if he finds out now that he made the same error again and again, he'll have to send out a toot saying that the dictionaries are all fake.

Donald Trump recently "sold" Mar A Lago, his beloved home in Florida, according to property records.

However, a bit of investigation recently revealed that the ownership did not, in fact, leave Trump's hands.

Rather, he transferred it into a corporation.

The owner of the corporation has a very familiar name, his son - Donald Trump Jr.

NY Times

Trump Returns to X, the Service Formerly Known as Twitter

Absent for more than two years, former President Donald J. Trump posted his mug shot on the site, now called X.

raison de arizona wrote: ↑Thu Aug 24, 2023 10:30 pm This is what he posted to Twitter.
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Former President Donald Trump made history—again—on Thursday when he had his mugshot taken as he was booked into jail in Georgia on felony charges related to Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’ sprawling racketeering case.

The humiliating photoshoot was something Trump had managed to avoid in his other three criminal cases. Jail officials logged him into the system at roughly 7:30 p.m. ET—marking his height at 6-foot-3, his weight at 215 pounds, and his hair color as “blond or strawberry.”

He opted to forego a smile in the photo, instead debuting a menacing glare that is sure to be one of the defining images of the era.

Speaking to Newsmax after flying out of Georgia, Trump called his booking a “terrible experience,” adding that “I went through an experience today that I never thought I’d have to go through.” He claimed, though, that he was “treated very nicely.”

“I do sleep soundly and I don’t let it bother me.”

Mere minutes after the image was released, Trump’s 2024 campaign had already turned it into a merchandising opportunity, slapping the photo onto a T-shirt and offering to provide the item free of charge—in exchange for a donation of just $47, according to an email blast that quickly circulated on social media

Donald Trump fired off his first tweet in more than 2 1/2 years on Thursday ― and his critics were quick to mock him over a glaring flaw in the message.

The former president posted his mug shot after his arrest in Georgia along with the phrase “NEVER SURRENDER!”

It was his first message since January 2021, when he was banned from the platform for incitement of violence, which has since been reversed by new owner Elon Musk.

Trump posted the same “NEVER SURRENDER!” message on his Truth Social platform.

But as observers noted, “surrender” is exactly what he had just done: He surrendered to authorities in Fulton County to be processed, photographed and released on bond in his election interference case.

Trump’s critics on X, aka Twitter, stepped in with a fact-check: