It was 51 years ago, six grandchildren and one hell of a nerve. By posting in mid-June a video on TikTok caller to bypass the online booking of the tickets of the meeting Donald Trump in Oklahoma, Mary Jo Laupp has served as a detonator. Not only the video of this activist democrat has been seen 2.1 million times on the social network, but it has demonstrated that the young application – born in 2016 – may be more frightening than Joe Biden. Since then, the White House is at war with TikTok, the house mother, ByteDance, is based in Beijing. A month and a half later, the pre…
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