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PBS/NPR Poll: Half Support Trump’s Post-Presidency Return to Social Media

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By Marisa Herman

NewsMax

Americans are split on whether President Donald Trump should be allowed to tweet and post on other social media platforms once his term expires, according to a new poll.

A PBS NewsHour, NPR, and Marist poll released Friday shows that half of Americans do not think social media networks should continue to ban Trump from their platforms once Joe Biden takes office.

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