Donald Trump gives answer to whether son Barron could become president of the US

Against the odds, Donald Trump proved himself a juggernaut during the 2024 presidential election, winning the White House seat with even mored conviction than the first time around.

His victory duly upset the apple cart on the Blue side of the political sphere, while his first few months in the job have steadily created tidal waves of ever-increasing size. Given his speculated ties to the notorious Epstein files – which still have not been released – there are those willing to predict Trump might be fortunate to even reach the end of his second presidential term, let alone be able to lay the groundwork for a Republican dynasty that would stretch far beyond his presidential expiry date of January, 2029.

Trump, of course, likely yet envisages a future wherein the political vehicle that he set into motion continues to mow down all in its path. Indeed, the person sitting at the helm of such a vehicle may even share his name.

It’s long been speculated that one of the POTUS’ children might look to take up the reins when he eventually sets them down. The likes of Donald Trump Jr. and Ivanka Trump were heavily involved in their father’s first term in the Oval Office, though neither have expressed a strong desire to make their own inroads into politics as yet.

Then there’s Barron Trump, the youngest of Donald’s brood. He may be more tender in years than his siblings, but many of his formative years have played out in tandem with his father’s political machinations.

One could say that of all Donald Trump’s children, Barron has been best-groomed to carry the Trump banner into the political battles to come.

During a recent interview with Fox News’ Laura Ingraham – wherein the two of them toured the White House – Trump was asked which of his children might follow in his political footsteps.