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On Tuesday, October 27, 2026, Donald Trump published 33 posts on Truth Social, 8 of which contained only images or videos. The most reposted written post was a commentary on the Wall Street Journal's use of the term "AI" with 54 reposts.
Posts focused on various topics including congratulations to Canadian political figures, remarks on consumer confidence, and endorsements of Texas political figures. He also shared links to upcoming rallies and media coverage.
Several posts were direct reposts of media-only content, often with high repost counts, indicating significant engagement.
Read all 33 posts from October 27, 2026 →Snapshot for Saturday, October 31 in Europe/Rome time.
Open detail Gabriel Aubry should learn how to fight—he became a punching bag. Always drama with Halle B!
Open detail Susan Rice is a good woman but Pres. O should not taunt the Republicans by appointing her S of S...
Open detail Be sure to visit the world renowned Trump Tower Atrium to see our holiday decorations. http://bit.ly/T4SZsV
Open detail Why do the Republicans always negotiate against themselves in public? Watching them operate these fiscal negotiations is painful.
Open detail Treasury has refused to name China a currency manipulator even though the yuan “remains significantly undervalued” http://bloom.bg/SdU4iL
Open detail I still can’t get over how the Republicans—my friends—spent hundreds of millions of dollars on such terrible & ineffective ads.
Open detail I just left the Doral in Miami--it is going to be amazing! http://bit.ly/S3pBRq
Open detail “Face reality as it is, not as it was or as you wish it to be.” -- @jack_welch
Open detail "You can benefit from others’ wisdom. Not just their mistakes but the good decisions and insight they have to offer.” -- The Way To The Top
Open detail “To keep your goals alive you must take action every day. No one should care about your money and success more than you do.” -- Think Big