Although Melania Trump a few weeks ago, she answered a journalist’s question about whether she would participate in her husband’s campaign by saying “wait for it,” doesn’t seem likely to be seen again Donald Trump on the side of the Republican presidential candidate.
It’s just not comfortable for him
– declared a source close to the former first lady, which he called a great loss, since spouses of politicians often prove useful on the campaign trail. However, Melania Trump, who was born in Slovenia and is described as a family-oriented and private person, is not even asked by her husband’s campaign to appear any more because of this. Despite all this, according to reports, his wife’s opinion can have a great influence on the ex-president, primarily
he can have a say in the selection of his vice-presidential candidate.
The last time Melania Trump’s exceptional appearance came was when, a few weeks ago, the gathering of gay conservatives “Log Cabin Republicans“, that is, he held a fundraising event in Mar-a-Lagó in association with the organization “Rönkház Republikánusok”. According to Trump campaign officials, the former president will be able to rely on his children instead of his wife regarding his campaign events, which is a particularly pressing issue in light of the fact that
Trump will have to attend his criminal trial in New York almost every weekday in the coming weeks.
Melania Trump, on the other hand, is a Democrat Joe Biden wife of the president Jill Biden he already participated in 26 campaign events this year and appears in the media much more. Although First ladies are traditionally supposed to show the human side of candidates, according to a journalist interviewed by The Hill, Melania Trump can be considered the most private first lady in living memory. He added, however, that in his opinion Donald Trump’s supporters do not necessarily claim the role of the former first lady.
Cover photo: Former U.S. President Donald Trump waves as he walks with former first lady Melania Trump during the presidential inauguration parade in Washington on January 20, 2017. Cover image source: Getty Images
