[nascarnation]

That was one of the biggest failures of the Trump presidency. He should have established some strong alternatives to Farcebook and Tweater early on.

[CondoleezzaProtege]

That was one of the biggest failures of the Trump presidency. He should have established some strong alternatives to Farcebook and Tweater early on.

Exactly.

[Pollard]

What, fedgov social media platforms?

[MV=PY]

How would he have done that?

[Allegra]

That was one of the biggest failures of the Trump presidency. He should have established some strong alternatives to Farcebook and Tweater early on.

I’d rather see the free market do that than the government.

[Drew68]

That was one of the biggest failures of the Trump presidency. He should have established some strong alternatives to Farcebook and Tweater early on.

Donald Trump could at this very moment embrace an alternative platform and bring with him millions of followers, both those who admire and loath him.

Yet he hasn't. It's as if he's given up on social media completely.

[StAnDeliver]

"That was one of the biggest failures of the Trump presidency. He should have established some strong alternatives to Farcebook and Tweater early on."

Nothing like violating the Emoluments Clause , while both FB and Twitter are obliged to maintain POTUS accounts.

[qaz123]

He was the President of the United States it wasn’t his job to develop another social media platform.

But one thing he did try to do was get rid of Section 230, or whatever it’s called, that gives the tech companies immunity from everything.

Of course, he was blocked by both parties in Congress.