Trump embraces TikTok, app he once tried to ban - Asian News from UK

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

77% : In the video, Trump who is the Republican Party's Presidential candidate, addresses viewers directly and says it is an "honour" to have joined the app and his message was followed by a montage of cheering fans, according to the US broadcaster.
57% : In his first post on the short video-based social media platform Trump on Saturday night (local time) posted a 13-second video after attending an Ultimate Fighting Championship match in Newark, New Jersey.
56% : The UFC CEO, Dana White, who is featured in the video introduces Trump on the social media platform, as per a CNN report.
39% : During his administration, Trump had issued an executive order to ban TikTok in the United States.
27% : The move is seen as an attempt by Trump to reach out to a wider audience, especially younger voters ahead of the presidential election in November where he is facing current US President and Democratic candidate Joe Biden.
25% : However, Trump in March this year said that he opposes the ban on TikTok ban, adding that such a policy would only alienate young Americans and benefit Meta, CNN reported.

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