Trump is reportedly fuming about his social media app's disastrous rollout — contradictory to the glowing praise he’s given the site in public comments over recent weeks.
, Trump has been berating aides and others close to him about the social media app’s poor rollout — contradictory to the glowing praise he’s given the site in public comments over recent weeks.
At the Conservative Political Action Conference two weekends ago, Trump lauded the site, saying that “people are getting on and they’re loving the product.”has faced a number of problems , ranging from glitches on the app itself to a waitlist in the hundreds of thousands. According to analytic measures, Truth Social is only garnering around 300,000 visits per day, an amount that is minuscule when compared to sites like Facebook and Twitter, which Trump said that he would compete with.
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