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Every national conversation about Trump's tweets would benefit from the understanding that the White House admitted in court that social media director Dan Scavino sometimes ghostwrites them.
It seems as though due-diligence requires reporters writing a story about Trump's tweets to add that explicitly as background context.
"The White House acknowledged in court that social media director Dan Scavino sometimes ghostwrites Trump's tweets."
"The White House acknowledged in court that social media director Dan Scavino sometimes ghostwrites Trump's tweets."
"...Trump's tweets, which the White House acknowledged are sometimes ghostwritten by social media director Dan Scavino, again targeted a group of four Democratic congresswomen of color known as 'The Squad' ..."
This sort of practice would help get to the bottom of the question of which Trump tweets are allegedly fired off impulsively and chaotically, and which have the imprimatur of a coordinated White House campaign.
