Barron Trump Reveals Whom He Supported in the Election And It's Taken Everyone By Surprise

It is well known that Barron Trump has consistently supported his father, President-elect Donald Trump, and has become one of his most influential supporters. With his political savvy and sharp mind, the teenager has played a key role in helping his Republican father win over Gen Z voters in this presidential election. Barron, who recently enrolled at New York University's Stern School of Business, often has discussions about his famous political lineage. He is also an expert at dodging controversy. He reportedly told his classmates that he doesn't align with any political party when they asked him about it, according to the Mail Online. 

The diplomatic response came after he voted for the Republican Party for the first time. His mother, Melania Trump, proudly shared the moment on her X account with the caption, "Voted for the first time - for his dad!" The young scion was instrumental in enhancing his father's reputation, to the extent that the Republican leader gave two GOP advisors instructions to "call Barron and see what he thinks and let me know" after they had compiled a list of web podcasts during his presidential campaign. 

Barron advised that his father begin with Adin Ross, one of his particular favorites. The video of Trump's August interview with Ross went viral and received millions of views on YouTube. Young social media influencer and ardent Trump supporter Bo Loudon claims to be Barron's 'best friend' and helped introduce Trump to podcasters. "The strategy is reaching an audience that maybe isn't being recognized or an audience that loves Trump and that maybe they're not being acknowledged," Loudon said. He also added that he comes from a generation that "is tired of being told we're stupid by Kamala Harris." 

Barron is also the ambassador for World Liberty Financial, a cryptocurrency company introduced by the president-elect in September. The former president, who has gained favor with Silicon Valley executives, has also said that his youngest son taught him about cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. Barron was the only boy since JFK Jr. in 1963 to grow up in the White House during his father's first term as president. According to insiders, he was also far gentler and more courteous than they would have anticipated from a Trump child.

Barron was publicly introduced to the political world by Trump in July during a rally in the Sunshine State, where he received two standing ovations. "That's the first time he's done it [stood up to acknowledge applause]. That's the first time, right? You're pretty popular. He might be more popular than Don and Eric. We gotta talk about this. Hey, Don, we gotta talk about this," Trump said while praising his son back then. "Welcome to the scene, Barron," he added. 

Because of his ascending popularity in the Republican ranks a political commentator wrote: "Regardless of your opinions of Trump, one thing is for certain: Barron has aristocratic physiognomy. If you placed a crown on his head and a jester in front of him, no one would question it."