Barron Trump, the youngest son of former President Donald Trump, is making his political debut at the Republican National Convention. The 18-year-old has largely been kept out of the public eye, but he was recently chosen by the Republican Party of Florida to be an at-large delegate at the convention. Barron will be one of 41 delegates and it is expected that the party will officially nominate his father as the 2024 Republican presidential candidate. A Trump campaign official confirmed that Barron is very interested in the political process.
For years, Barron’s mother, Melania Trump, has fiercely protected him from the world of politics. However, as he turns 18 and prepares to graduate from a private high school in Florida, Barron is stepping into the spotlight. His graduation has already made headlines, as his father accused a New York judge of preventing him from attending the ceremony. Despite this, Barron is proud of his academic achievements and was looking forward to celebrating with both his mother and father.
Although the judge eventually granted Trump permission to attend Barron’s graduation, it seems that the former president will be occupied with other commitments. The Republican Party has announced that Trump will be headlining their annual fundraiser on the same day as Barron’s graduation. This means that Barron’s father may not be able to join him for the post-graduation celebrations.
Donald Trump’s 10-month-old son Barron will be joining his older brothers Donald Trump Jr and Eric Trump, as well as his younger sister Tiffany Trump, in a delegation. The delegation consists of grassroots leaders, elected officials, and even members of the Trump family. Florida GOP Chairman Evan Power expressed his confidence in the delegation, stating that Florida is prepared to win big in the upcoming convention. However, it is worth noting that Ivanka Trump, who previously served as a senior White House adviser, is not included in the list of delegates.
