Barron Trump, the youngest son of former President Donald Trump, has made headlines once again, this time for declining the opportunity to serve as Florida GOP’s at-large delegate at the upcoming Republican National Convention. The announcement was made by his mother’s office on Friday, citing prior commitments as the reason for his decision.
The news came after Republican Party of Florida Chairman Evan Power had announced earlier in the week that the 18-year-old would have been a delegate at the convention in July. Barron Trump’s decision not to participate in the event has sparked a mix of reactions on social media, with some criticizing his entry into politics while others showing support for him.
Despite being kept out of the public eye during his father’s presidency, Barron Trump’s potential involvement in politics has raised eyebrows. His father, Donald Trump, spoke about his son during a recent radio interview, praising him as a “great guy” and mentioning his interest in politics.
As Barron Trump prepares to graduate from high school in May, his family’s political involvement continues to be a topic of interest. With Donald Trump expected to be nominated as the GOP’s presidential candidate for the upcoming election, the Trump family’s presence in the political arena remains strong.
Newsweek reached out to the Office of Donald J. Trump for comment on the matter. Barron Trump’s decision not to serve as a delegate at the convention adds another layer to the ongoing saga of the Trump family’s involvement in politics.