Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis' campaign is attempting a positive spin on the Florida governor's tech-mishap campaign launch for the White House on Twitter last week.
The DeSantis camp has sent out fundraising appeals since the rocky campaign rollout asking supporters to purchase t-shirts and mugs related to how Mr. DeSantis “Broke the Internet.”
“And the internet & corporate media are predictably freaking out….There’s only one thing we can do in response: make a T-shirt commemorating it.”• The InternetMr. DeSantis announced his presidential campaign in a video and press release last Wednesday, but his effort to jump into the race live on Twitter stalled when the platform’s server crashed.
“We’ve got so many people in here that I think we are kind of melting the servers,” said Twitter Spaces co-host David Sacks. President Biden mocked the glitchy campaign launch of Mr. DeSantis and tweeted, “This link works” on his personal Twitter account, which sent users to a donation page for his campaign.
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