Claudia Conway, 18, shared her thoughts on former President Donald Trump's time on the social media platform before he was banned.
The survey received more than 15 million votes, with 51.8 percent of users saying that Trump should be allowed to
Kellyanne Conway on August 26, 2020, in Washington, D.C., and Donald Trump on March 4, 2023, in National Harbor, Maryland. Conway's daughter has weighed in on Trump's time on Twitter.While countless Trump supporters and conservative commentators have celebrated the move, the real estate mogul has yet to make a return return to Twitter. He has instead opted to continue sharing his thoughts on his own platform, Truth Social.
Claudia Conway, 18, who previously made headlines for publicly lambasting her mother during her stint as a senior counselor to Trump, weighed in on the matter on Thursday. After encouraging her Twitter followers to contribute to a thread of"unpopular opinions" that she started, one person commented that Trump"was simultaneously the best and worst thing to happen to Twitter."— Manic Pixie Cream Girl💦🍦
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