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When the White House posted a one-hour loop of Donald Trump saying the same word over and over on a loop, some people had to wonder if the account on X (formerly Twitter) was hacked. Others might have thought Barron Trump got a hold of the account and was suddenly in charge of posting brainrot about his dad.
The post says, “President Trump saying WINNING for 1 hour. Can’t stop, won’t stop.” No, it’s not fake, and yes, the video plays the same clip repeatedly from a speech Trump gave once upon a time. It’s giving prepubescent kids who love to say “six-seven” and dog on their friends for being “cooked, bro.” And now, people are calling out the White House for posting on X like a 12-year-old kid.
There’s definitely something pre-pubescent about some of the White House’s posts.
President Trump saying WINNING for 1 hour. 🔁
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) May 2, 2026
Can't stop, won't stop. pic.twitter.com/1RhnINVAKT
The video really is an hour long, and the White House didn’t take it down, even after the backlash. Even after users commented to share their distaste with the video and how pointless they see it to be, the video remained up on X.
“Well this is quite possibly the dumbest f—ing thing I’ve ever seen,” someone wrote on X. “You thought this was a good idea to post?”
Someone else added, “Have you guys lost your mind ? Is this really the official account of the White House? Are you guys literally smoking crack in the Rose Garden. What are you sharing on your X account? Not even a 16-year-old teenager would share something like this. Unbelievable. It is officially a circus in The White House and all of you are clowns.”
A user also asked, “Okay, which deranged lunatic is managing this account?
People suggested that Lara Trump or Pete Hegseth might be in charge of the account. Or even Kartoline Leavitt. But whoever it is, they seem to be trying to appeal to a younger crowd.
Critics don’t understand how Trump is “winning.”
Besides the obvious, the issue people have with the X post is the content of the video. The idea is that Trump is “winning: and,therefore, winning with the U.S. But, as some people wrote in response to the X post, they don’t feel like they are winning when the U.S. is involved in a way that they were promised would be avoided. They also don’t feel like they are winning when they stop at a gas station to fill their tank.
“He is winning alright. His friends and family are winning, for sure,” an X user wrote. “The rest of the world is on the verge of economic collapse, but that don’t matter to him. If this just affected the U.S.”
“He could say it a billion times,” someone else commented. “Thing is, he hasn’t done it once since he became president. Dude is a f—ing abomination.”
Another pointed out, “President is winning for himself and his cronies, not the American people. We stood behind him since 2016, gave him and @GOP a mandate to clean up DC, no new wars, stop out of control spending and put Americans first. Not one single thing has been done.”
It’s not giving the Gen Alpha energy that White House officials think it is.
We’re waiting… https://t.co/2XfncAkXoF pic.twitter.com/iRSZvCbHwT
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) April 23, 2026
If it isn’t enough that Trump won the 2024 election, White House officials apparently feel like they have to get Gen Alpha on board too. Or, at least the older members of Gel Alpha, who are teenagers that are chronically online. That’s what the post is giving, even though a lot of voters who commented on the X post don’t feel like they are winning as Americans. Like, at all.
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