Eric Trump Slammed For Promoting Trump Magazine On Twitter
- 6 years ago
Eric Trump got slammed on Twitter after he revealed the new cover of Trump Magazine.
Eric Trump, President Trump's son, took to Twitter on Friday and hinted at the return of a Trump publication.
"Trump Magazine 2018 #HotOffThePress," he wrote, while sharing an image that shows the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. on the magazine's cover.
Many reactions followed and quite a few were critical.
"The cover of the latest issue of Trump magazine is the president's DC hotel where diplomats stay to curry favor with the Trump regime. God bless America," wrote one tweeter.
"Is this how you advertise for White House job vacancies? I think you need a thicker magazine," someone else tweeted.
"If only Trump could read. Let's just hope this is filled with pretty pictures," wrote another Twitter user.
According to Time, this could be an effort by the Trump family to re-enter the publishing business.
"Various Trump-related imprints existed between 1997 and 2009, including Trump Style, Trump World, and the subsequent Trump Magazine, which reportedly shut down due to decreasing advertising revenue in the wake of the recession," Time noted.
Eric Trump, President Trump's son, took to Twitter on Friday and hinted at the return of a Trump publication.
"Trump Magazine 2018 #HotOffThePress," he wrote, while sharing an image that shows the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. on the magazine's cover.
Many reactions followed and quite a few were critical.
"The cover of the latest issue of Trump magazine is the president's DC hotel where diplomats stay to curry favor with the Trump regime. God bless America," wrote one tweeter.
"Is this how you advertise for White House job vacancies? I think you need a thicker magazine," someone else tweeted.
"If only Trump could read. Let's just hope this is filled with pretty pictures," wrote another Twitter user.
According to Time, this could be an effort by the Trump family to re-enter the publishing business.
"Various Trump-related imprints existed between 1997 and 2009, including Trump Style, Trump World, and the subsequent Trump Magazine, which reportedly shut down due to decreasing advertising revenue in the wake of the recession," Time noted.