How Does President Trump Use Social Media?

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In America, the land of the free and the home of the brave, the past Presidents have all used the latest technology available to them to communicate with their fellow Americans. Franklin D. Roosevelt was the first “Radio President,” John F. Kennedy was the first “Television President,” Obama was the first “Internet President,” and now President Trump is the first “Social Media President.” In today’s modern world, America needs a “Modern President,” and President Trump is just that. There is a big controversy about President Trump using social media, because some think that he avoids problems and uses Twitter as a filter. However, to reach American’s President Trump needs social media because most young people all have some sort of social media,

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