He was ranked near the bottom in all categories except for luck, willingness to take risks, and party leadership.[2]

Social media
Main article: Social media use by Donald Trump
Trump's social media presence attracted worldwide attention after he joined Twitter in 2009. He tweeted frequently during the 2016 election campaign and as president until Twitter banned him in the final days of his term.[715] Over twelve years, Trump posted around 57,000 tweets, often using Twitter as a direct means of communication with the public and sidelining the press.[716] In June 2017, a White House press secretary said that Trump's tweets were official presidential statements.[717] Trump often announced terminations of administration officials and cabinet members over Twitter.[718]
After years of criticism for allowing Trump to post misinformation and falsehoods, Twitter began to tag some of his tweets with fact-checking warnings in May 2020.[719] In response, Trump tweeted that "Social Media Platforms totally silence conservatives  [sic] voices" and that he would "strongly regulate, or close them down".[720] In the days after the storming of the United States Capitol, Trump was banned from Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and other platforms.