It would appear that a business venture of Barron Trump’s is gone before it ever got off the ground.
Barron and two of his friends had launched a high-profile real-estate venture after graduating high school.
However, the company was dissolved after Donald Trump won the election, and it does not appear as though it will relaunch.
Stay Low Profile
The venture was a company called Trump, Fulcher & Roxburgh, which was formed in July 2024.
However, not long after the election, the company was dissolved.
The company was expected to specialize in high-profile real estate projects, such as golf courses and resorts, which would fall in line with Trump’s current business model.
When Roxburgh was asked if the company would be relaunching, he stated, “As of now, the company will not be relaunched.”
Barron is young, so he will have many more opportunities, which is what I am sure his father told him when he likely recommended shutting the company down.
The way I see it, had Barron launched the company and conducted business while his father was in office, Democrats would have accused him of trading off his father’s name, just as the GOP went after Hunter Biden.
The key to that accusation sticking would have been the fact that this was a new business venture, not one of the existing properties that the Trump family already runs.
Democrats have been hoping to take a shot at Barron, and now that he is 18, he is fair game, so you know they would have gone after Barron to get to Donald Trump.
This is the right move, however, especially with Barron still in college.
By the time he graduates, his father will be closing out his second term, and the entire world will be fair game at that point.
Keep a low profile, Barron, because the Dems will come after you.