When Trump flew to Iraq for a surprise visit last year, his silent Twitter account raised suspicions. Not this time
President Donald Trump poses for selfies during a Thanksgiving dinner in Afghanistan. Photo: OLIVIER DOULIERY/AFP via Getty Images Last Christmas, when President Trump landed in Iraq on his first trip to a war zone since taking office, it wasn’t a surprise to those who were paying attention. For hours before he landed, amateur plane watchers tracked a Boeing VC-25, the aircraft that serves as Air Force One, as it flew across Europe.
Measures were also taken to make sure Trump’s Twitter account appeared active. At 8:21 a.m. Thanksgiving morning, @realDonaldTrump sent out an uncharacteristically subdued message. There were no attacks on Democrats and no self-adulation. Just a picture of Trump, the First Lady, and a turkey.
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