President Trump's reelection campaign says it was prepared to spend more than $10 million on Twitter ads before the social network abruptly made "a mistake" and banned paid political content.
"We probably would have spent seven figures, potentially eight figures," a senior campaign official told reporters Thursday on a conference call for political journalists.
Twitter announced the political ad ban on Wednesday. CEO Jack Dorsey said in a tweet, "We believe political message reach should be earned, not bought."
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What will happen here is the Twits will coordinate with the Dems shortly before the election. Each Dem will prepare an ad for preparation of the ban drop. As soon as Twitter rescinds their political ban, you will see thousands of Dem ads. Conservatives will have to play catch up - but will have too little, too late.
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