That’s because he actually needs his son, who just turned 18 this year, in order to win his presidential campaign.
Donald Trump – Wants Barron Trump To Be Less Shy
Barron is part of a demographic that Donald Trump could definitely use to win in his race to the White House against his opponent, current president Joe Biden.
While Donald can count on his fan base for support, they are mostly older, family-oriented voters who live in the Midwest.
With Barron’s Help, he can tap into a new generation of voters who will support him now and in the future. Only if his son starts acting a little more outgoing whenever he’s in public alongside his parents, which also includes his mother Melania Trump.
What’s Next For Barron Trump?
Yet, up until this point Barron has always looked very uncomfortable or he looked like he wanted to be anywhere but next to his father. And of course, Donald wants that to change.
He knows that this is going to be a very tight race this year and he’s going to need everyone in his family – including Barron – to support him as much as possible.
Plus, anyone who is going to become a fan of Barron will automatically become a fan of Donald Trump, too and that’s exactly what the former president wants.
But for Barron, that might not be easy. He is not naturally outgoing like the rest of his family. Instead, he would rather stay at home and not deal with the public at all.
Plus, there’s also Melania Trump. She believes that her son doesn’t have to be a part of his father’s campaign and apparently has even been arguing with Donald over the matter, too.
So far Donald Trump himself has not made any comments about the matter but we will definitely update you with all of the latest details once they come in.
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