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On Tuesday, November 3, 2026, Donald Trump published 117 posts, 5 of which were image or video only. The most reposted written post of the day was a retweet of a post criticizing Abdul El-Sayed, which garnered 2,907 reposts.
The majority of Trump's posts consisted of endorsements for candidates running in various state and federal elections across the United States. These endorsements covered a wide range of states, including Indiana, Texas, Florida, and New York, among others. Many of these posts also included criticisms of the Democratic opponents of the endorsed candidates, often labeling them as "Radical Left Democrats" and detailing policy positions they opposed, such as "NO TAX ON TIPS" or "NO TAX ON OVERTIME."
In addition to campaign endorsements, Trump also posted commentary on media coverage. He criticized Fox News for its poll questions and for featuring certain political figures, and he addressed a report from the Daily Mail regarding a news conference. He also commented on election results in Guam and criticized Governor Greg Abbott of Texas.
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Open detail “Faldo to rework two Doral courses” http://on-msn.com/11mHcsK via @FOXSports
Open detail .@IvankaTrump, @EricTrump & @DonaldJTrumpJr take no prisoners in boardroom of ‘All Star’ @CelebApprentice. Where do they get it from?
Open detail .@CNBC Titans: Donald Trump’ is available to live stream on @netflix and @hulu. Watch!
Open detail Just did an interview with my friend @MarkSimoneNY. Congratulations to Mark on his new show on @WOR710.
Open detail Little @MacMiller—I don’t need your praise - http://bit.ly/YlK3lI - just pay me the money you owe.
Open detail Little @MacMiller sent me an expensive plaque for making his song “Donald Trump” such a big hit. Mac, you still... http://fb.me/y2TiiQQs
Open detail "Well-maintained real estate is always going to be worth a lot more than poorly maintained real estate." -- The Art of the Deal