Kaya Walker, the president of NYU’s College Republicans, resigned after backlash over her comments about Barron Trump’s presence on campus. In a Vanity Fair interview, Walker described the 19-year-old as “an oddity” who “goes to class, he goes home.”
College Republicans react
The national College Republicans of America condemned Walker’s remarks, calling them “inappropriate” and not reflective of the group’s values. NYU’s chapter swiftly accepted her resignation.
An invitation for Barron
In a surprising turn, the group’s new president, Will Donahue, publicly invited Barron Trump to join the College Republicans. “Barron Trump represents the future of the conservative movement,” Donahue said, urging him to help shape the party’s future.
Barron’s life at NYU
Despite being the son of a former president, Barron Trump maintains a low profile at NYU. Classmates say he rarely socializes, often staying in his dorm room playing video games. Some sources claim he’s a “ladies’ man,” though Donald Trump has stated his son hasn’t had a girlfriend yet.
Secret Service and a private life
Barron’s time on campus is heavily guarded by Secret Service, making it difficult for him to lead a normal college experience. Though he keeps a low profile, students say he connects with peers through video games like FIFA, asking classmates for their Discord usernames to play online.
Will Barron enter politics?
While he has mostly avoided public appearances, sources claim Barron is more politically engaged than people realize. Some speculate that he may one day follow in his father’s footsteps. “I see all the attributes of a future president if he has the appetite for it,” an insider told DailyMail.com.
