On Easter morning, Donald Trump embarked on a frenzied social media spree, inundating his Truth Social account with numerous posts and reposts, totaling 43 additional entries before noon ET.
Most of these reposts originated from conservative media outlets such as the Washington Times, Newsmax, and Breitbart, covering various grievances. They included stories ranging from the White House’s alleged ban on religious-themed Easter egg designs to the overlap of Transgender Day of Visibility with Easter, as well as criticism of Judge Juan Merchan’s daughter, among others.
One repost highlighted a New York Post article questioning Jon Stewart’s property valuation, a claim later debunked by Mediaite’s Sarah Rumpf, who clarified the misunderstanding surrounding real estate values.
In line with Easter symbolism, Trump retweeted a story titled “The Crucifixion of Donald Trump,” alongside original content criticizing New York Attorney General Letitia James and Judge Arthur Engoron, demanding the rescission of the gag order imposed on him. Additionally, Trump announced his intention to pay the reduced $175 million bond, deeming Judge Engoron’s original decision of $450 million as “ridiculous and outrageous.”
Trump also shared excerpts from articles discussing the civil judgment against him by various commentators such as Byron York, Ruth Marcus, and Cenk Uygur.
