The White House is already one of the most blocked accounts on Bluesky

The White House has joined the Bluesky social media platform, a move that reflects the ongoing tensions between the Trump administration and Democratic opponents. The White House, along with several other government agencies, created accounts on Bluesky on Friday. This development is noteworthy as Bluesky is an emerging platform that has been positioning itself as an alternative to Twitter, which the former president has repeatedly criticized. The decision to join Bluesky suggests that the Trump administration is seeking to expand its social media presence and potentially target political opponents on a new platform. The article does not provide further details on the White House's specific motivations or plans for its Bluesky account. However, the move highlights the continued political polarization and the administration's efforts to leverage social media as a tool for communication and political maneuvering.