US EditionWhite House joins Bluesky and immediately trolls Trump opponents
The White House posted memes and doctored images highlighting key moments from President Trump's recent presidency to engage and provoke liberal audiences on Bluesky.
- The White House joined Bluesky, a social media platform popular among left-leaning users, on Friday.
- In its first post, the White House shared a collection of memes and messages from President Donald Trump’s recent term.
- The post included a doctored image of Hakeem Jeffries and showcased significant moments from Trump’s presidency.
- The Departments of Health and Human Services and Homeland Security also created accounts on Bluesky.
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White House joins Bluesky. You won't believe what happened next.
The White House on Friday joined Bluesky, the social media platform of choice of many in the left-leaning online world. In its inaugural post, the White House account offered a sizzle reel of the administration’s memes, trolls and messages from President Donald Trump’s nine months since returning to office. The post appeared aimed at tweaking liberals who aren’t fans of the Republican president. The first post included mentions of the administra…
White House Creates Bluesky Account
The White House on Friday created a Bluesky account. “We realized everyone over at Bluesky probably wasn’t seeing our content. So we decided to fix that. Here are some of our greatest hits all in one place. Enjoy,” The White House stated on X. We realized everyone over at Bluesky probably wasn’t seeing our content. So we decided to fix that. Here are some of our greatest hits all in one place. Enjoy pic.twitter.com/v6SdrMIWtW — The White House …
White House Joins Far-Left Social Media Platform, Immediately Trolls Users
The White House on Friday opened an account on the far-left X clone Bluesky and immediately trolled the site’s overwhelmingly left-wing user base with a hilarious video. Bluesky originated as an internal research project at Twitter in December 2019, initiated by then-CEO Jack Dorsey to explore decentralized social networking. A text-based platform, the site functions much like Elon Musk’s X and became popular among the political left starting la…
'Daddy's home': Trump admin joins Bluesky in force, cranks trolling up to 11 · American Wire News
Cranking the trolling to 11, President Donald Trump and his administration planted their flags in social media’s deep blue wilderness with a TDS-triggering highlight reel declaring, “Daddy’s Home.” Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter and rebrand to X had been yet another prominent example of the “COEXIST” bumper sticker-bearing, so-called inclusive left behaving contrary to their touted ideals. With conservative censorship curbed on the platform, a …
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