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'You can't delete him': Trump appeared on a social network created by his former aide

45 US President Donald Trump and a number of Republican candidates and organizations now use Campaign Nucleus, a platform created by former Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale and his team to "protect" conservatives from a "culture of abolition" Fox News.

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The Campaign Nucleus platform was created in March 2016 by Parscale, who has been quietly working on the product for the past five years.

Campaign Nucleus calls itself "the only automated digital ecosystem designed to effectively manage political campaigns and organizations."

The platform has a command center for campaigns, including how to track users, connect to data sources to make “informed decisions,” manage “all content and events,” and exclude third-party platforms.

“Stop wasting your time using big tech platforms to reach your audience,” the site says. “Talk to people directly.”

Campaign Nucleus allows users to send emails, text messages, and statements to the media and press, and send mail through the US Postal Service. The platform is also "reimagining social media."

“Users connect with elected officials and candidates in an offline ecosystem,” the website says, which also notes that users can interact in local communities and chat.

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A source familiar with Campaign Nucleus said the social media section is "70-80% full," and the tools are slated to fully launch by the end of 2021. Sources said platform 45 would allow the president to get his message across to journalists and supporters, as he was permanently banned from most social media platforms in January following the Capitol riots.

Just this week, Facebook and Instagram deleted interviews with Trump, stating that any content with "the voice of Donald Trump" would be removed from social media platforms. In an interview, Trump made it clear that he is considering running again for president in 2024.

“Put it on Nucleus and they can’t remove it,” the source said.

Familiar sources told Fox News that Trump and his team are "moving forward" to create their own social media platform, separate from Campaign Nucleus.

“We are moving forward,” one of the sources said. “And President Trump will get his vote back one way or another.”

Trump's new website 45office.com and his claims have been backed by Nucleus.

“He came back through Nucleus,” another source said. “Social media companies won’t let him speak out, but with Nucleus he can do what he wants and communicate with the world.”

The system is capable of sending tens of millions of messages to supporters across the country, a source told Fox News, saying the feature will be launching "soon."

The technology is not just for Trump, but for Republicans and conservatives across the country.

The Campaign Nucleus platform is now integrated with the Republican National Committee data and the WinRed fundraising platform.

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Campaign Nucleus was designed by Parscale to provide technology to Republican candidates and “solve many problems” on other “ineffective” platforms for political candidates and organizations.

“There is now a growing gap between corporate technical needs and political needs,” a source told Fox News. “And the new cancel culture puts them at significant risk—we're seeing GOP candidates want to come to us worried that other companies will simply remove them if they don't agree with them.”

As Fox News has learned, the 2022 cycle will mark the first massive use of Campaign Nucleus.

Parscale's attention to the new platform signals his departure from his role as a political consultant and back into the tech industry, in which he has worked for two decades. Prior to joining Trump's campaign headquarters in February 2015, Parscale was the head of digital marketing. His first political job involved Trump's 2016 campaign.

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