It is unclear how the party will be funded - Dotcom has claimed he is "officially broke" and the $40 million he has earned since his assets were seized in 2012 had been swallowed up by living and legal costs, as well as more than $3 million for the internet Party in New Zealand.
Dotcom set up the internet Party in New Zealand last year as part of his attempt to bring down Prime Minister John Key and the National Government. His latest tweet shows he plans to extend his grudge match to the United States, perhaps buoyed by his victory over attempts to have his bail revoked this week.
Dotcom blamed that attempt on the US Government, saying it was trying to hit him at a weak moment because his legal team had disintegrated after he could not afford to pay them thanks to assets seizures.
The Crown had argued that he was a flight risk, to which Dotcom replied on Twitter: "I'm not a pirate. I'm not a fugitive. I'm not a flight risk. I'm your internet Freedom fighter AND Hillary's worst nightmare in 2016!" - it appeared to be a reference to Hillary Clinton's possible Presidential bid.
Internet Party leader Laila Harre has announced she will step down from the role after the party has met to decide on its future.
Dotcom's extradition hearing is set for June. He is also expected to try to have some of his assets released by the courts in the near future.
