White House social media director Dan Scavino tweeted several tweets in quick succession, without a single word. However, these tweets include photos of people, white eagle motion pictures and the video “Fight for Trump“, which give people infinite imagination. According to reports, Dan Scavino has more daily interactions with President Trump due to his work relationship, so it can be said that he knows more about President Trump’s thoughts than the general public, so can we feel a bit of the real atmosphere in the White House from these released messages?
The following are the tweets released by Dan Scavino within 24 hours, in chronological order.
The first one published is a motion picture of the American national bird, the bald eagle, with a gaze of the bald eagle, does it feel like the eyes of President Trump? (You can see a photo at the end)
The second video has become the hit of the day and is called “Fight for Trump”. The video is currently topped on President Trump’s Twitter feed. It has received hundreds of thousands of likes.
One person replied to President Trump “This election is not just about America, it’s about the whole world. The people of the world understand that Trump is the only one who can stop the sinister globalist communists.
If the United States, a beacon of hope and freedom, falls into the hands of the Chinese (Communists) through Biden, the whole world will fall.”
The video, on Scavino’s Twitter feed, also received tens of thousands of likes.
Shortly after watching the “Fight for Trump” video, people who were still in the heat of the moment saw a photo in a new tweet of President Trump’s back gazing at President Lincoln, what was he thinking? What will President Lincoln tell him as the two American presidents look at each other through time and space at this pivotal moment in history?
The next tweet was a black and white photo of President Trump looking at the famous British Prime Minister Winston Churchill.
As we all know, Prime Minister Churchill, with his great statesman’s foresight, delivered his famous “Pillars of Peace” speech on March 5, 1946, saying that “from Stettin on the Baltic to Trieste on the Adriatic, an iron curtain has fallen across the continent of Europe.
In his speech, Prime Minister Churchill said that there could be no “appeasement” in the face of Soviet expansion. The United States was at the pinnacle of world power and should assume responsibility for the future. He advocated the formation of an alliance between Britain and the United States and the unification of the English-speaking peoples to stop the Soviet Union’s “aggression.
Unlike then, the greatest threat to the United States today is from the evil Chinese Communist Party.
Looking at Prime Minister Churchill in the photo, does the impassioned voice of Prime Minister Churchill in “Pillars of Peace” echo in President Trump’s ears.
And the latest photo is still a black and white photo.
President Trump is on the phone, who is he calling and what is he saying? What instructions are being given?
President Trump’s expression is serious and grave ……
The United States has reached a critical juncture in history.
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