Donald Trump has lost his favorite media.
Suspended for an indefinite period by Twitter, the President of the United States, who is to hand over to Joe Biden on January 20, made massive use of this social network during his victorious campaign in 2016 and then as president.
His most important messages, his insults, his videos were uploaded to his account.
Here is a small anthology of Trump's favorite communication channel with his @realDonaldTrump account, which now displays the words "suspended account".
“Fake News!
"
In power for a few months, the Republican billionaire published, in July 2017, a video montage showing him slaying a man whose face is replaced by the logo of the CNN channel.
The post is shared hundreds of thousands of times.
Through tweets, the president denounces throughout his mandate the "Fake News!"
»Which he accuses of leading a« witch hunt ».
The expression designates both "fake news", the literal translation of the expression, and media that Trump believes is not telling the truth, its truth.
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"Bigger button" than Kim
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Kim Jong Un, the North Korean dictator, warns in his 2018 New Year's speech that he has a "nuclear button" on his desk.
However, he also expresses an interest in dialogue.
Furious, Donald Trump then cracked a tweet against the one he nicknamed “Little Rocket Man”, the “Little rocket man”.
“North Korean leader Kim Jong Un just said he
has a nuclear button on his desk at all times
.
Let him know that I have a nuclear button too, but it's much bigger and more powerful than his, and it works!
"
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"Joe asleep"
Throughout his presidency, Donald Trump has used Twitter to ridicule his opponents and develop the most mocking nicknames for them.
Future President Joe Biden?
"Sleepy Joe", "Sleepy Joe".
The Speaker of the House of Representatives (the equivalent of the National Assembly), Nancy Pelosi?
"Crazy Nancy", "Nancy la Folle".
Adam Schiff, chief prosecutor for his impeachment proceedings?
"Shifty Schiff", "Schiff the Trickster".
Elizabeth Warren, the unsuccessful Democratic presidential candidate, is given the nickname "Pocahontas", in reference to her long-claimed Native American origins.
Conversely, to speak for himself, Donald Trump describes himself as an "extremely stable genius".
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"Tested positive for Covid-19"
A month before the November 2020 presidential election, the campaign between Donald Trump and Joe Biden is in full swing.
At 1 am, the tenant of the White House, in his seventies, announces that he has contracted Covid-19.
“Tonight, the First Lady and I tested positive for Covid-19,” tweeted the president of the world's leading power.
“We will begin our quarantine and the recovery process immediately.
We will do it TOGETHER!
The tweet is "liked", liked, nearly two million times, a record for Trump.
The head of state remains hospitalized for three days.
"Covfefe", what is it?
At the start of his presidency, in May 2017, Trump writes a strange message as he ends a sentence with the word "covfefe", which does not exist and does not come close to much, except perhaps " coverage ”to speak of“ media coverage ”.
Trump had fun in a subsequent post asking to try and figure out what that means.
The word has gone viral.
"I will not attend the investiture ceremony"
Probably without knowing it, Donald Trump bowed out on Twitter on January 8 by announcing to ignore the swearing-in of his successor, Joe Biden.
"To all those who have asked, I will not be attending the investiture ceremony on January 20".
This message, heavy with symbol, will remain the last of his account to his 88 million subscribers.
