Trump’s Son To Serve As GOP Delegate

It runs in the family…

Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s youngest son Barron, 18, was named a Florida delegate for this year’s Republican National Convention.

Barron will serve as one of the 41 at-large GOP delegates to represent Florida at the July convention, where the party is expected to officially nominate his father as its presidential candidate to run against President Biden in November, Republican Party of Florida chairman Evan Power confirmed to The Associated Press.

Trump, who turned 18 earlier this year, joins three of the former president’s other children — Donald Trump Jr., Eric and Tiffany — who were also selected as delegates. NBC News first reported Barron’s selection as a delegate Wednesday.

Barron Trump hasn’t graduated high school yet. But he’s already headed into the political big leagues.

The Republican Party of Florida on Wednesday night picked the 18-year-old as one of the state’s at-large delegates to the Republican National Convention pic.twitter.com/LdNM8ZWbCi
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“We are fortunate to have a great group of grassroots leaders, elected officials, and members of the Trump family working together as part of the Florida delegation to the 2024 Republican National Convention,” Power said in an emailed statement to the AP.

Barron, who was 10 when his father was elected to the White House in 2016, was mostly kept out of the public spotlight while the former president was in office.

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