Donald Trump Returns To X, Releases New Ad

Republican Donald Trump has returned to the social media platform X, revealing a new campaign ad amid the ongoing presidential elections.
By Peter Mwenda
Donald Trump Returns To X, Releases New Ad

Highlights

  • Donald Trump's returns on the social media platform X ahead interview.
  • The former U.S. president revealed a new campaign ad on the platform today, August 12.
  • Meanwhile, the Trump vs Harris chronicle garners additional attention.

Republican Party presidential nominee Donald Trump has once again sparked a nationwide buzz, reviving his presence on the social media platform X. He revealed a new ad amid the ongoing presidential campaigns. With the former U.S. president’s account being inactive on the platform for nearly a year, today’s post came as a surprise to many.

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Donald Trump Issues New Campaign Ad On X

The campaign advertisement posted by Donald Trump on X today, August 12, has garnered significant traction. Notably, the post read, “We will Make America Great Again,” while also showcasing the Republican’s undeterred stance in the American elections.

However, it’s worth noting that the Republican’s last post on the social media platform was posted around the same time the previous year. Also, the ad isn’t visible on his X account main handle. This indicates that the former U.S. president is currently ‘running ads on X,’ as also spotlighted by DogeDesigner, a well-known Dogecoin executive.

Intriguingly, the current campaign ad also emerges in tandem with Elon Musk’s plans to initiate system scaling tests on the social media platform. In the wake of the looming interview between Musk and Trump, the American entrepreneur announced system scaling tests on X recently.

Meanwhile, the election chronicle continued to favor the Democratic Party presidential candidate in recent developments.

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Kamala vs Trump, Who’s Ahead?

Recent events election-wise portray that the tides have favored Kamala Harris. Furthermore, the latest poll results, per the NY Times, indicate that Harris’ winning bets stood at 48%, whereas the former U.S. president Donald Trump’s stood at 47%.

However, these poll results could take a new turn ahead, given Musk’s interview later today. Besides, pro-Bitcoin Anthony Scaramucci sparked additional discussions nationwide, anticipating the Republican’s looming departure from the 2024 elections.

Moreover, Polymarket data underscored the prediction market betters’ preference for Harris over Donald Trump, with 52% and 45% winning odds, respectively.

Also Read: Donald Trump and Elon Musk Interview On Monday? Will It Spark A Crypto Rally?

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