Who is Kaelan Kirk Dorr, incharge of White House Twitter/X account: Bio, age, wife, college and Instagram

Who is Kaelan Kirk Dorr, incharge of White House Twitter/X account: Bio, age, wife, college and Instagram

Kaelan K Dorr is the man behind the White House account on Twitter/X

Social media platforms such as X/Twitter, TikTok, and Reddit, are usually flooded with hilarious memes from food to animated characters and sometimes even political figures. One such recent incident sparked the furry and backlash from the netizens towards the White House. Not aware of the situation? Here’s what we know so far!

Earlier, social media platform X/Twitter was seemed to be running wild because of a meme of the U.S. President Donald Trump. The viral meme which features President Trump as Superman surely drew backlash from the U.S. netizens, however there are several who took it as a light humour.

Who is Kaelan Kirk Dorr, incharge of White House Twitter/X account: Bio, age, wife, college, education and Instagram

For the curious, the Superman Trump meme came into the spotlight after the official account of the White House took to the post-sharing platform X/Twitter and posted a picture of the President Donald Trump featuring him as Superman.

In the midst of the posts by the official White House account on Twitter/X, Kaelan Dorr, the Deputy Assistant to the President and White House Deputy Communications Director, the man who handles the account has come into the limelight.

Age 33 Kaelan K Dorr is married to Carly Austyn and did his BA in Political Science from Elon University in 2014.

Full Name: Kaelan Kirk Dorr Birthday: June 23

Education
Elon University – BA, political science and government (2010-2014)

Activities and notes: Model United Nations; New Student Orientation; NC Student Legislature; College Republicans

Greek Organizations:
Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity

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Employment History
White House (Jan. 2025-)
Donald John Trump

Deputy Assistant to the President/Deputy Communications Director

Donald J. Trump for President Inc. (July 2020-Nov. 2020)
Donald John Trump

Chief Marketing Officer

U.S. Department of the Treasury (Sept. 2019-July 2020)

Senior Adviser, Public Affairs

White House (Jan. 2017-June 2018)
Donald John Trump

Director, Congressional Communications

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Donald J. Trump for President Inc. (Aug. 2016-Jan. 2017)
Donald John Trump

Earlier on Friday, the account shared an AI-altered picture of Rep. Jimmy Gomez, a Democrat, after he criticized an Ice raid at a marijuana farm. The initial AI generated picture featured Gomez crying. However, the post was condemned by many as various users questioned “Why is the official account of the White House making these kinds of comments.”

Instead, the White House page’s social media team on Thursday night yet again took to the platform and replied to these reactions in a bizarre way as they shared a mock up poster.

What Did the Poster Reveal?

The mock up poster shared by the White House social media team seemed to be from the upcoming Superman movie, however, they cunningly switched actor David Corenswet with Donald Trump and called it as ‘Superman Trump.’

The viral post reads, “THE SYMBOL OF HOPE. TRUTH. JUSTICE. THE AMERICAN WAY. SUPERMAN TRUMP,” alongside the American flag emoji. The official post from the White House account featured the President Trump in superman pose as it depicts a movie’ poster vibe. The poster included a tagline “A Trump Presidency.”

The meme garnered a lot of attention of netizens and attracted as much as more than 52 million views, over 43K comments, 78K likes, 33K shares, and 13K saves. As the post garnered so much attention, it attracted backlash from netizens as many questioned “OMG. did the White House really post this?”

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How Did Users’ React?

Social media users surely aren’t liking the fact that the White House shared such a meme and is getting involved in things like sharing altered images of Democrats, with one user arguing that such memes express how “unserious this Administration is.”

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