The first lady has criticized that Barron, the 13-year-old teenager she has with the president of the United States, has been mentioned in a political context
Melania Trump remains a mystery despite being the first lady of the United States for almost three years. However, it is in the facet of her mother where Donald Trump's wife is most protective and where she has no problem pulling out her nails to defend the privacy of her 13-year-old son Barron. This time she has lashed out, via Twitter, at Stanford University Law professor Pamela Karlan, who mentioned the child during a congressional hearing on the possible opening of a political trial against the US president.
“A minor deserves privacy and should be removed from politics. Pamela Karlan, you should be ashamed for your public appearance full of anger and that it was biased, and for having used a child to do it, "said the first lady on her official Twitter account, in which, unlike her husband, keeps a low profile.
Trump's wife has not been the only one who has lashed out at Pamela Karlan. The Trump campaign for 2020 and several commentators also criticized the teacher, who offered her point of view as an expert on the subject in the House. There she explained the difference between democratically elected presidents and the Kings, who do not have to answer to an electorate. "He will give you an example," she said in the context of that explanation, "there is an example that shows the difference between him (Trump) and a King, which is that the Constitution says that there are no titles of nobility. So even though the president can call his son Barron, he can't make him a baron."
This statement provoked laughter from some of the members of the House of Representatives, although the Republicans made their irritation clear and came to the defense of the Trump family. Florida Representative Matt Gaetz rebuked the teacher for the comment, saying that "attacking" the son of the president of the United States made him "seem cruel." Pamela Karlan testified at a hearing along with three other jurists who expressed her opinion on whether or not Trump had committed any crime that could lead to his impeachment.
Barron is the youngest son of the president and the only one he has with Melania, his third wife, who has always been very jealous of the teenager's privacy and has tried to keep him away from media attention at all times. A few years ago, another "White House girl," Chelsea Clinton defended the little Trump when he was criticized for yawning during his father's inauguration as the country's new president. "Barron Trump deserves the opportunity that every child has to be a child," she wrote on her Twitter profile to go on to say: "Defending all children also means opposing his policies, which harm children," she concluded. .
In recent times, Barron Trump has undergone a great transformation: he looks more and more like his father and has left behind his suit and his slicked-back hair to wear jeans, a jacket and sneakers, like any boy his age, just like They reflect the images taken with their parents while they were going to travel to Florida on the occasion of Thanksgiving, recently celebrated in the United States.
