After a failed effort to challenge the results of the 2020 United States presidential election, the 45th president of the United States departed from the White House to Florida estate last month.
Donald Trump “feels happier” in his-post presidency life and is apparently glad his Twitter account was taken down, a top advisor told the Sunday Times.
Jason Miller, who served the former president as a campaign strategist, said Trump is now “truly relaxed” and was reportedly in a “good mood” after leaving office last month.
Miller said that some involved were “very sad this day had come, but there was a sense of pride that this was the single most successful first term in US presidential history”.
But Miller said that the ex-President has been spending his time playing golf with friends and convenes with a small group of advisors.
He told the Sunday Times that “the president has said he feels happier now than he’s been in some time”, that time away from Twitter, and not being “subject to the hateful echo chamber that social media too frequently becomes, has actually been good”.
Miller’s comments come despite the former presidents impending impeachment trial in the US Senate.
Addressing the tribunal, the Trump camp is convinced that there is zero chance there will be a vote acquit the president, and he is currently “far and away the frontrunner” for another White House run in 2024.
Trump has not been seen in public since his tenure ended, he left Washington on 20 January but was seen at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida with House minority leader Kevin McCarthy.
While speaking to Breitbart the same day, Miller suggested that Trump could kickstart a new alternative social media platform in opposition to major sites like Twitter.
He said that a “number of things” were being considered and they were looking into what “avenue makes the most sense”.
According to a Daily Beast report last week, Trump was so frustrated after being banned by Twitter that he told allies still on the platform to Tweet on his behalf against his enemies.
The president boasted 88 million followers on Twitter before being permanently banned by CEO Jack Dorsey after he allegedly encouraged supports to storm the US Capitol Hill building.
He reportedly went “ballistic” and hinted he could begin a competitor site.
Earlier this week, the former president issued a statement through his lawyers posted on Gab, an alternative social media platform where he has already accumulated 1 million followers.
He and his campaign were also removed from Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Reddit, Snapchat, Twitch, Shopify, Stripe, and YouTube.
Miller worked alongside the president since his 2016 election campaign. He also stood by Trump on his last day in office on Air Force One with First Lady Melania, and his children Ivanka and Don Jr.
Trump did not attend Joe Biden’s inauguration on 20 January and instead flew directly to his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida.
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