Trump’s 2024 election campaign is already coming in for hits from Twitter’s new Community Notes — which provides fact checks or additional context to certainly high volume posts.
Donald Trump’s 2024 election campaign’s claims are already being hit with Twitter’s new “community notes,” which fact-check or offer context to dubious posts.
DeSantis had in fact supported a more conservative version — against a Trump-supported compromise bill, an appended fact check read, which labeled Harrington’s tweet “false.” On May 15, Trump War Room, the campaign’s official account, posted that “President Trump won BIG in Iowa. And will win again in 2024.”— Trump narrowly lost the 2016 Iowa caucus to Texas Sen. Ted Cruz.
While Twitter was once known for notoriously partisan fact-checks that bashed the GOP and conservatives, the site’s revamped community notes have won praise for consistently going after both sides.
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