Former president of the United States and Republican candidate, donald trumpmade an unusual mistake in the early hours of this Thursday when trying to communicate with the Argentine president, Javier Mileiin the social network. The American tried to thank the libertarian leader for interacting with a tweet he had published, but instead of praising the Argentine’s official account, Trump wrote to an account called “@Milei_mogolico“.
“Thanks for liking my post! I’ll send you important election updates for North Carolina. Make sure you are ready to vote for Donald J. Trump on November 5,” reads the former US president’s message. The surprising mistake it baffled Argentine users and quickly It went viral on social media.
In this context, it is not the first time that both political leaders interact on social network. However, in the last few hours Trump made an unusual mistake and, when he wanted to write to Milei’s official account, the American wrote to a parody account of the libertarian leader.
“@Milei_Mogolico. Thank you for liking my post!” the Republican candidate’s message began. “I will send you important updates about the election for North Carolina. Make sure to vote for Donald J. Trump on November 5,” the American posted.
The American’s mistake went viral and generated strong repercussions on social network X due to the content presented by the fake account of the Argentine president. For now, Trump did not delete his tweet and Milei did not respond to the message either.
Javier Milei’s message in X after the poverty data
What happened with Trump is a new episode of the many that left the Argentine economist in his constant use of the social network. In recent days, the President reposted an allegory from a user to explain and respond to criticism of the poverty and indigence indices published by INDEC.
The narrative was actually published by David Mermelstein on his official X account. There, the user detailed: “Once upon a time there was an old building whose foundations had deteriorated over time due to a increasing humiditywhich was avoided to be solved to avoid the costs of its repair and, on the contrary, was crudely hidden, covering it with Durlock coatingsbad taste posters and other cheap accessories that lasted less and less – although they had very good marketing – and that, sooner rather than later, damaged the images even more. deteriorated facilities”.
In his story, Mermelstein narrated how building began to deterioratelosing space capacity and “leaving out more than 40% of those who needed to stay throughout 2023”, in a clear allusion to the economic situation of the country. “By that time it became evident that, if this dynamic continued, the building had no other destiny than imminent collapse, that is, becoming completely uninhabitable,” the economist continued.
“Finally then, a vote was taken and it was decided to call specialists who would not continue placing coatings on the humidity, but rather would address the root causes so as not to lead to complete collapse,” continued the X user, in a nod to the he ballot of November 19, 2023in which Milei prevailed over the Peronist candidate, Sergio Massa. Along these lines, Mermelstein continued: “after a thorough diagnosis of the breakdowns that were multiplying for decades, they got to work to remove all the patches and coatings, painfully exposing the cracks in each area of the building so that repairs can be undertaken”.
According to the allegory, “due to these works, even more spaces became temporarily uninhabitable, going to 52% on average during the first half of 2024. The drama that had been brewing for decades was more painful than ever,” exemplified the economist in a clear statement. reference to the poverty rate for the first quarter of 2024.
“The incentive for all those who need them is to know that at last it was decided to turn the continuous course towards the collapse that was brought and that, at least, an attempt is made to find another path that makes it possible to think of a building with healthy foundations, that does not “Only it will not collapse and will house all its inhabitants again as soon as possible, but it will also be able to support the construction of new floors for those who will come,” the story concluded. So, Javier Milei decided to repost this long message on his official X account and highlighted: “bbrilliant allegory“.
Source: Ambito
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