Barron Trump Won't Be A GOP Convention Delegate, After All
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Melania Trump said her son was "honored to have been chosen as a delegate" but has "prior commitments."
What a difference a day can make for Barron Trump.
On Thursday it was announced that Donald Trump’s 18-year-old son would be a Florida delegate to the Republican National Convention this July in Milwaukee, along with brothers Eric and Don Jr. and sister Tiffany.
But now it appears as if Barron won’t be attending at all, according to a statement made by his mother, Melania Trump, to the Daily Mail.
Melania said that Barron was “honored to have been chosen as a delegate” he now “regretfully declines to participate due to prior commitments.”
The former first lady did not offer any details about what those prior commitments might be.
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