Information from Team Trump's advertisement log on Facebook shows it unveiled new ads on June 21 asking for donations to the former president's team, yet some reports stressed that the ads emerged as early as June 19. The ads were bought by the Save America Joint Fundraising Committee, a dual effort between Trump’s Save America leadership PAC and his Make America Great Again PAC.
Trump was banned from Facebook, among different social media sites like Twitter, after the tumults at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6. A recent conclusion from the company determined the suspension would last at least until January 2023. Facebook declared the posts do not indicate a change in Trump's ban from the platform.
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“President Trump is suspended from Facebook so he can't post at all," a spokesman for the company explained, "Groups affiliated with the former president are not barred from posting on Facebook so long as they are not posting in his voice."
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Some of the Save America JFC ads were taken off because they linked back to the former president's website, the spokesperson continued.
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Before this latest round, Team Trump had not posted any ads since Nov. 2, the day before the 2020 election.
"DONATE TO STAND WITH PRESIDENT TRUMP," one of the ads on Monday announced. The ads are connected to the Save America fundraising page, which is managed by the Republican digital ad firm WinRed, Politico reported.
Another ad, targeting President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, asks followers to donate to “STOP SLEEPY JOE.”
“After just a few months in office, it’s clear that Biden is nothing more than a washed-up, career politician who has no clue what he is doing. There is a CRISIS at our border, gas prices have SKYROCKETED, and America is in DECLINE! Please donate now to show President Trump what you REALLY think about Joe Biden,” the ad says.
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Trump's fundraising arm spent $3,506 on ads within the past seven days, a prominently small amount compared to typical campaign season spending.
The former president is preparing for a June 26 event in Cleveland, Ohio, where he will campaign for Republican congressional candidate Max Miller in his first public rally since departing the White House.
Trump is further slated to make a public appearance at the U.S.-Mexico border on June 30 with Texas Gov. Greg Abbott as he scrutinizes President Joe Biden's handling of the migrant crisis.
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