Republican Strategist John Jordan says it is unlikely former US president Donald Trump will gain new voters with his YouTube account being reinstated.
“Most people are already aware of President Trump and what he says and what he thinks so it’s unlikely that he’s going to win new converts or really move his numbers,” he told Sky News Australia.
However, having the YouTube account does allow Mr Trump to react to stories, potentially “shape media narratives” and how other Republican candidates behave, Mr Jordan said.
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