Social media calls on Barron Trump to join the US Army

In New York City, Barron Trump is occupied with building his own life. While attending classes at New York University’s Stern Business School, Donald Trump’s youngest son is occupied with his father’s efforts to improve the world. Although Donald Trump has never served in the military, it has always been a big thing in the US.

In fact, it has been reported that Trump’s paternal line has not served in the military for three generations. Some individuals on the internet are now calling for Trump’s son, Barron Trump, to join the US Army, shortly after the president opted to destroy three nuclear sites in Iran. Why? The reason, however, is somewhat depressing.

Donald Trump has consistently lauded the military and underlined its critical importance to the United States, as have his family members, most notably his sons Donald Jr. and Eric. It’s interesting to note that despite being called up for the draft, the former star of The Apprentice and current US president, who was re-elected to a second term last year, has never served in the armed forces.

Due to bone spurs, Donald was given a draft deferment and went on to work in real estate alongside his father, Fred. According to a 2016 New York Times story, Trump claimed as a child that his “heel spurs” rendered him unsuitable to serve. Although orthotics, stretches, or surgery can be used to address heel spurs, Donald said he has never had surgery.

According to the New York Times, he claimed that “it healed up over time.” Trump has no military experience, nor have any of his children. Over the years, a number of service members have come forward to criticize them for precisely that. One Trump relative, though, has the power to alter that. That’s what some social media users are now requesting, anyway.

Many people were divided by Donald Trump’s plan to attack three nuclear sites in Iran on June 22. Legislators referred to the strikes as “unconstitutional,” and the president’s lack of military experience didn’t exactly assist his case. Some have made it obvious who should go first, even though US soldiers have not been deployed into Iran.

Many users on X are now calling for Barron, Trump’s youngest son, to join the US Army and be one of the first to enter enemy territory. According to Irish Star, one person posted on X, “Don’t panic, MAGA; not a single Trump’male’ will be anywhere near the fighting.” “Barron has already created preventative artificial bone spurs.”

Given how much the Trump family loves and supports our troops, I suppose Baron will enlist if Trump decides the United States should enter a land war with Iran. Act like a patriot! The Spun reported that one person wrote. “Is it better to deploy Barron first? Barron must enroll and be dispatched to the front lines of the war his father unconstitutionally launched before anyone else’s child is taken to Iran. What do you think? Someone else wrote.

A third wrote, “Any sitting President who initiates a war (that is, every Republican) should be required to enlist and serve in combat with their sons.” “There is no justification for Barron to live in New York City with his stepfather, Hank, and act like a typical 19-year-old. Right now, he ought to be in boot camp. may be sent back to the nation where he and his mother fled.

A few weeks ago, Nicki Swift reported on rumors that Barron Trump had been rejected by three major universities: Harvard, Stanford, and Columbia. A Facebook user started the rumor by writing: “Guess what colleges didn’t accept Barron Trump? Harvard. Stanford. Columbia.

Any college Trump is attacking — are the ones that, with all of his money they said ‘no endowment will let him in.'” Although little is known about Barron’s life or academic performance in high school, the fact that he applied to some of the best universities in the US indicates something about his high school performance.

The well-known fact-checking website Snopes looked into the allegations that Barron had been turned down by Stanford, Harvard, and Columbia. However, claiming that “there is no evidence that these universities rejected Barron Trump,” they were unable to confirm it.

Melania made the decision to finally put an end to the rumors, even though they haven’t been verified or refuted. The First Lady of the United States stated through her spokeswoman that the rumors are “wholly untrue.” Spokesman for the Office of the First Lady Nick Clemens told Snopes, “Barron did not apply to Harvard and any assertion that he, or anyone on his behalf, applied is completely false.”

As the conflict has intensified and multiple lawsuits have been filed, it’s interesting to note that Harvard is one of many universities that Donald Trump has targeted, claiming that they haven’t done enough to protect Jewish students. He previously accused Harvard of being anti-Semitic after large-scale demonstrations for the Israel-Hamas war broke out on campus and that the Ivy League school admits too many international students. Do you believe that military service should be required? Please share this article on Facebook and let us know what you think!