Barron Trump declines to be RNC delegate because of ‘prior commitments’
- Barron Trump, 18, has declined to serve as a delegate at the Republican National Convention in July.
- He withdrew due to prior commitments despite being chosen by the Florida Republican Party.
- The convention will officially nominate Donald Trump as the Republican candidate to challenge President Joe Biden in the November election.
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Trump's youngest son Barron pulls out as Florida delegate: 'Prior commitments'
Barron Trump, the youngest son of former US President Donald Trump, will not participate in the Republican National Convention as a delegate to select his father as the party's presidential nominee.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump's youngest son Barron will not attend the Republican Party's national convention as a Florida delegate, former U.S. First Lady Melanie Trump's office announced Friday. The day before, the US media reported that Florida Republicans had nominated Barron as one of the delegates.
Donald Trump's youngest son Barron withdraws as Republican National Convention delegate
Barron Trump, the youngest son of former US President Donald Trump, has opted out of his expected political debut at the upcoming Republican Party convention in July. Originally set to join as a delegate for Florida, Barron withdrew on Friday (May 10) citing prior commitments, according to a statement released by his mother, Melania Trump.
The office of former First Lady Melania Trump said in a statement that Barron “regretfully refuses to participate due to previous commitments.”
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