Already Involved in His Father’s Election Campaign, Will Donald Trump’s Son Follow in His Footsteps and Go Into Politics? Barron Trump Seems to Be Ready!
Since His Appearances at His Father’s Side During His Second Election Campaign, Donald Trump’s Son Has Been Catching Everyone’s Eye. At Only 18 Years Old, the Son of the Future 47th President of the United States Is Making a Lot of Talk. Last September, Barron Trump Began His Studies at the Stern School of Business, a Business School at New York University. The Question on Everyone’s Lips, Especially on the Republican Side, Is: Will He Follow in His Father’s Political Career? Especially Since Barron Trump Got Involved in His Father’s Election Campaign. He Guided the 78-Year-Old Businessman for “New Media” and Helped Him Reach Younger Voters.
He did “everything he could to help win the youth vote,” Donald Trump assured the Daily Mail in September. “He knows so much about social media,” he added. The young man notably advised his father to do podcasts and live streams with streamers. The winner of the last American presidential election would have liked his son to get even more involved and become the Republican Party delegate in Florida last July. But his mother refused, for her, he is too young and his studies must come first. One thing is certain, Melania Trump revealed: “He deeply admires his father. He wants to be like him…” With his father in the White House, will Barron Trump launch himself into politics before finishing his studies? To be continued…
What is Barron Trump’s student life like in New York?
In the meantime, the young man is continuing his studies in New York, where he is staying at Trump Tower, according to information from Le Point. His mother, Melania Trump, told Fox News: “It was his decision to come here to study. He wanted to be in New York, to study here and to live at home, and I respect that… I’m very proud of what he’s become.” But Donald Trump’s son cannot attend school without adequate security measures. Barron Trump is protected by several bodyguards. On his first day last September, he was photographed walking the streets surrounded by several security guards, as seen in images from The Post and Page Six.
