President-elect Donald Trump returned to Social truth for the first time since defeat Kamala Harris in the 2024 elections, sharing a multitude of messages of victory.

Trump had remained unusually silent on his social media platform since the the results came in the early hours of Wednesday morning, but he has now broken his silence in typical self-congratulatory style.

The Republicanwho did not accompany his text messages in his usual all-caps style, simply shared an image of a largely red Electoral College map, newspaper front pages announcing his victory, and a photo of him wearing the cap Basic MAGA red captioned: “Get ready. for the golden age.

One of the first pages contained the Vegas Review Journaltitled: “Superb rout”. The title belongs to billionaire Miriam Adelson, the wife of the late casino mogul Sheldon Adelson.

Adelson is one of many billionaires who funded Trump’s 2024 election campaign – she gave a total of $100 million to the pro-Trump super PAC Preserve America, according to Federal Election Commission filings to show.

Trump also shared the Wall Street JournalThe front page of the newspaper headlined: “Trump Triumphs Again.” The ReviewThe parent company of is Dow Jones & Company, controlled by News Corp, which is owned by media titan Rupert Murdoch.

Murdoch and Trump had a difficult relationship. During the election campaign, Trump complained that the FOX network – who is pro-Trump and was the first to declare him the winner – was running “negative” ads about him.

“I’m going to tell him something very simple, because I can’t tell anyone else about it,” Trump said. Fox and friends. “Do not run negative ads for 21 days. And don’t pretend, there are horrible people who come out and lie,” Trump said.

“I’m going to say, Rupert, please do it this way, and then we’ll have a victory, because I think everyone wants that.”

Trump also shared a photo of himself with Vice President-elect JD Vance against the backdrop of the White House with fireworks.

The president-elect’s prolific use of social media has been a staple of his first presidency. In 2019, Trump even used it share a classified satellite the image of a failed Iranian rocket launch to millions of followers on Twitter – now Elon Musk’s X.

Critics said that by doing so he risked revealing information about U.S. surveillance techniques. Trump responded by telling reporters: “We had a photo and I published it, which I have the absolute right to do. »