Former President Donald Trump had just reaped the benefits of the merger that took Trump Media and Technology Group public, according to reports, when the value of the company’s stock began to decline and the former president on Monday Losses were estimated at $1 billion.
Reports of the president’s misfortunes and his company, which oversees the Truth Social platform where he conducts most of his written communications with the public, quickly led to ridicule from commenters on social media. .
“If you don’t have anything else to do today.” I have written “You can watch in real time as Mr. Trump loses nearly $1 billion (in banknotes),” said Mother Jones DC bureau chief David Cohn.
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Maize wasn’t the only one celebrating Trump’s financial woes, including declining campaign funds and rising legal costs.
“Gullible Red Hat loses even more money for owning the library.” I have written Podcaster Bob Ceska.
“Come on, shorts.” I have written Rick Wilson, co-founder of the Lincoln Project.
X user @Sharpinsky responded to the news by criticizing the former president’s recent decision to start selling Bibles for $59.99 each.
“We are waiting for President Trump to start selling signed copies of his version of the Ten Commandments,” they said. I have written.
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Commentator Gary Peterson displays a stock price graph upside down, I have written In a sarcastic message: “As you can see, I was right to put my life’s savings into Truth Social, because $DJT will help me rake in millions.”
“So sad,” Stephen joked. accelerator rod. “unfortunate.”
“Trump’s latest magic trick, turn 4 billion into 3 billion,” joked user X brian beam. “For the next trick, we’re going to turn wine into water.”
Axios reporter Javier E. David took on a philosophical tone He shared his article and commented, “The market gives and the market takes away.”
