Proud mom Melania Trump shares photo of Barron Trump casting first-ever ballot in crisp suit
PALM BEACH, FLORIDA: Melania Trump shared a photo of her son Barron Trump casting his first-ever ballot in the 2024 presidential election on Tuesday, November 5.
The famously tall teenage son of GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump looked towering in the photo as he cast his vote wearing a dark suit and polished shoes. No points for guessing who he voted for.
Voted for the first time - for his dad! #18yearsold #presidentialelection #proud pic.twitter.com/kTzMFNn1AS
— MELANIA TRUMP (@MELANIATRUMP) November 6, 2024
Melania Trump shares photo of son Barron Trump casting first-ever ballot
Former first lady Melania Trump shared the photo from the voting booth on social media platform X. She captioned it, "Voted for the first time - for his dad! #18yearsold #presidentialelection #proud."
The US Election Day on November 5 also turned out to be a family reunion moment for the Trump family. Earlier in the day, Melania accompanied her husband to cast their votes at the Mandel Recreation Centre in West Palm Beach, Florida.
The former first lady and Barron finally joined Donald Trump at the Mar-a-Lago mansion for an exclusive star-studded 2024 election watch party.
Donald Trump shares the advice he got from son Barron Trump
During a recent campaign rally in North Carolina, Donald Trump revealed what his son Barron Trump told him as Election Day drew closer, according to the Daily Mail.
The GOP candidate said, "I have a guy who’s home with the first lady. He’s very smart. He’s 18 years old. And he gives me good advice."
He added, "'Dad: take it easy, now. You just take it easy dad, alright? You don’t have to go too much here.' He gives me good – he’s very wise."
Trump also revealed in the same rally that his daughter, Ivanka, called him to "send her love to everybody" at the rally.
In October, Trump revealed that Barron helped him "a little bit" with his strategies in reaching out to Generation Z voters, a coveted voting bloc in the 2024 presidential election, according to the Washington Examiner.
Barron advised his father on who he should do podcast interviews with, including people the former president had "never heard of".
This year, Trump did podcast interviews with people like social media influencers and WWE stars Logan Paul and Lex Friedman, to reach out to voters between the age of 18 and 29.
Trump said in an interview on Fox News’ 'Sunday Morning Futures with Maria Bartiromo', "A little bit, I mean, he tells me about all the hot guys, people I’d never heard of, 'Dad, that guy is hot'."
He added, "You know, it’s very cute, actually. A little bit. You know, Barron’s a very good student, he’s going to a very good school, always got good marks. He’s also tall, very tall, he’s a tall student."
Internet divided as Melania Trump shares photo of Barron Trump casting first-ever ballot
People on the internet remained divided and had mixed reactions as Melania Trump shared a photo of Barron Trump casting his first-ever ballot in the 2024 presidential election.
A user wrote on X, "Mine is smarter than you'll ever be" while one added, "That suit. The lines. Flawless. What a sharp young man!"
A person stated, "Voting for a twice impeached convicted felon. Weird flex."
Another commented, "This could be a future president we're looking at!"
Voting for a twice impeached convicted felon.
— Snark Queen Bee 🌊🐶🐶 💙 (@SnarkQueenBee) November 6, 2024
Weird flex
This could be a future president we're looking at!
— 🔥Dark to Light🔥 1776 - 2024 (@pitbullpatriot3) November 6, 2024
A user wrote, "Imagine bro voted Kamala", while one commented, "After everything he's seen his Dad go through, it's not hard to imagine how motivated Barron is to vote for him."
After everything he's seen his Dad go through, it's not hard to imagine how motivated Barron is to vote for him.
— Cheryl ULTRA MAGA Lynn (@Ashleywire57) November 6, 2024
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