The former president was permanently banned from using Twitter in January, after a violent mob of his supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol on January 6.
Former President Donald Trump criticized Twitter for reporting a dip in its stock prices and alleged that people are flocking to leave the site, despite the company gaining 7 million new users in the first fiscal quarter. In a statement issued Friday, Trump called the social media platform “totally boring” and accused the company of suffering a blow after going against “freedom of speech.” He was permanently banned from using Twitter in January, after a violent mob of his supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol on January 6. The riot left five people dead. “Twitter stock ‘plunged’ as results are no longer cutting it for investors. Shares are off 15% today,” the former president said in a statement, according to Mediaite. “Bad forecasts are hurting the outlook but more importantly, in my opinion, it has become totally BORING as people flock to leave the site. Michael Nathanson stated, ‘the math doesn’t make sense’ as he lowered his price target. I guess that’s what happens when you go against FREEDOM OF SPEECH! It will happen to others also,” he added.
