Maxim magazine endorsed Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election in a feature on X on Thursday.

The post, which currently has over 23,000 likes, states: “Maxim supports Donald J. Trump for president.”

The magazine has not yet released any further details about its decision to support the former president.

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A top comment reads: “And you just lost zero fans. You probably gained a few.”

Maxim, launched in 1998 by Felix Dennis, describes itself as “offering the modern man content that promises to seduce, entertain and continually surprise readers.”

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At its peak in the early 2000s, Maxim's subscription circulation reached over 2.5 million readers. It is currently owned by the American company Biglari Holdings.

Maxim's current editor-in-chief is Sardar Biglari.

Even at Maxim's peak, competitors like GQ tailored their content to a younger audience. It has changed hands several times since then, with founder Felix Dennis initially selling the magazine for $250 million.

Maxim is currently primarily a digital publication with bi-monthly print copies for subscribers. Maxim's “Hot 100” came out about two weeks ago and features names like Sydney Sweeney and Elizabeth Hurley.

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Original source of the article: Maxim Endorses 2024 Presidential Election: “They Just Lost Zero Fans”