The head of the Republican of New York University resigned after calling Donald Trump’s youngest son a “strange thing on campus.”
Kaya Walker describes New York University freshman Barron Trump Vanity Fair Last week it was “a bit weird on campus” and added: “He went to class and he went home.” She also told the magazine that one of her professors joked that the first son “does not belong here” , refers to the free community in the school history.
In response, U.S. University Republicans said in a statement Monday that Walker “is inconsistent with the values and principles maintained by our organization.” When the group blasted the media portrayed her comments, they said they found them “inappropriate.”
“We are working closely with the NYU chapter to ensure a smooth transition in leadership. Our goal is to reaffirm the CRA’s dedication to the Republican and the conservative movement to a glorious reflection of our organization and its mission,” the statement continued. .
The organization broke with a “100-year precedent” when it recognized Donald Trump ahead of the primary in January 2024. “Our support for President Trump was and has always been the backbone of our organization,” the group said.
Barron Trump gestured after being admitted by his father, U.S. President Donald Trump, during the inaugural parade. NYU Republican classmate and president called her first son “strange” – a week later she resigned (via Getty Images AFP)
Walker didn’t say anything about leaving the organization or the controversy she caused with comments.
In response to recent comments, the national panel said it joined Barron as an invitation from university Republicans.
“Barron Trump represents the future of the conservative movement and we are honored to have him join the American University Republican,” CRA Chairman Will Donahue said in a statement. “Strong leadership is based on the humility of resilience, courage and humility, which Barron has proven. We invite Barron to join us and shape the future of our party.”
Walker is not Barron’s only Vanity fairness’S article.
When he asked his first son to play basketball, a student recalled the exit. Barron seemed interested, but the student thought “he really wasn’t allowed to do things” and pointed to the nearby plainclothes secret service officer.
Maria Arana, another student and social media influencer, told Vanity Fair She hasn’t seen the youngest Trump around campus, but people have seen a change in the way people discuss politics on campus: “I see a lot of people just make themselves more self-centered.”
The students’ description of him is in stark contrast to the many outstanding figures who describe him, which increases public awareness of the relatively private boy.
Eric Trump described him in October as “probably the most watched bachelor in the world.” Elon Musk said he and Barron discussed “awareness and video games” during Thanksgiving dinner. Barron’s tailor said he was “over his years in experience, knowledge and history. He was just fun.”
