[SIZE=6]Donald Trump has not tweeted in more than 12 hours[/SIZE]
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Dylan Stableford
Senior editor
February 2, 2016
For anyone who has grown tired of Donald Trump’s over-the-top presence on social media, the cliché “silence is golden” is certainly holding true on Tuesday morning.
In the week leading up to the Iowa caucuses, the Republican frontrunner issued more than 120 tweets, including posts bashing his closest GOP rival, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, and Fox News host Megyn Kelly. About a half-hour before Monday’s caucuses began, Trump posted a message to his nearly 6 million Twitter followers.
“Time to get out & caucus!” Trump wrote, linking to a Facebook page detailing the locations where his children would be caucusing.
Time to get out & caucus! @IvankaTrump, @DonaldJTrumpJr, &@EricTrump will be out at: https://t.co/H6jf0sJdSP pic.twitter.com/tuPYtILXS5
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump)
February 2, 2016
He hasn’t tweeted since.
Trump, who finished second to Cruz in Iowa, addressed his supporters in Des Moines late Monday night. And for an outspoken real estate mogul known for unapologetically unhinged tirades on the campaign trail, his concession speech was very un-Trump-like.
“We finished second, and I want to tell you something,” Trump said. “I’m honored.”
The brash billionaire even sounded humble.
“Tomorrow afternoon we will be in New Hampshire and that will be something special,” he said.
Trump, though, has yet to address his disappointing Iowa results on Facebook or Twitter.
After Cruz was declared the winner, some Twitter users pointed to a 2013 tweet in which Trump quoted the late professional golfer Walter Hagen.
“No one remembers who comes in second,” Trump wrote.
Sounds like a man who does not handle failure.