Trump Cabinet Launches TikTok Accounts After DOJ Clears App for Federal Employees
Most members of President Trump’s cabinet launched TikTok accounts on Tuesday. The White House immediately promoted the new profiles, sharing videos and memes featuring senior administration officials.
The rollout follows a recent directive from the Justice Department clearing federal employees to use the social media application. The agency cited the app’s sale to a U.S.-approved owner as the basis for the new policy and launched its own official account on Tuesday.
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@axiosScoop: Trump's Cabinet members are joining TikTok after DOJ shift
@thejusticedeptFollow the OFFICIAL U.S. Department of Justice on TikTok 🇺🇸⚖️
@whitehouseThe Trump Administration Cabinet JUST HIT TIKTOK. 🔥 Don’t miss a second of the hype. See you there 👀
@polltracker2024Axios: Trump's Cabinet members are joining TikTok Most of President Trump's Cabinet will launch TikTok accounts Tuesday, a move that comes days after the Justice Department told federal employees it was safe to use the app because of its s
@brianstelterRT @axiosalex: News: Most of Trump's Cabinet will join TikTok today Move shows Trump admin's evolving approach toward the app, following i…
@whitehouseThe memes. The hype. The patriotism. The Cabinet is on TikTok. New platform, same energy. 🔥🦅