Republican nominee Donald Trump’s older children may get all the attention, but last night, his youngest daughter, Tiffany Trump, stepped into the spotlight at the Republican National Convention.
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The blonde beauty said that she has kept school reports dating back to kindergarten because her father wrote such sweet notes on them.
Tiffany’s brother, Donald Trump, Jr., spoke directly after, with his siblings Ivanka Trump and Eric Trump due to speak tonight. “That’s a great quality to have in a father, and better yet, in the U.S. president”, Tiffney said.
In her Republican National Convention speech, she dwelt on many of her father’s professional aptitudes.
“If you do what you love, hold nothing back, and never let fear of failure get in the way, then you’ve pretty much figured out the Trump formula”.
She grew up in Los Angeles: Tiffany was about six when her parents divorced, and after that, she was raised by her actress mother, who she’s very close to, in California.
Donald Trump Jr., his eldest child with Ivana Trump, also spoke about his father Tuesday evening, focusing on the importance of the upcoming election on “the future of the world”.
“For too long, our country has ignored its problems, punting them down the road for future generations to deal with”. She loves introducing him to her friends who have “preconceived notions” about him, because “in person my father is so friendly, so considerate, so amusing, and so real”.
“We’ve lost the confidence in our leaders and the faith in our institutions but remember on thing, we’re still Americans and we’re still one country and we’re going to get it all back, we’re going to get it back better than ever before”. And while she supports her father’s campaign (having spoken at the RNC 2016) she’s not completely opposed to Democrats. “I know that when someone tells him that something is impossible, that’s what triggers him into action”, Trump Jr said amidst applause from the audience.
“I’ve seen it time and time again, that look in his eyes when someone says it can’t be done”. I saw that look [smiles] a little over a year ago when he was told he couldn’t possibly succeed in politics. I know that when people tell him that it can’t be done, that guarantees that it will be done.
He noted that many senior executives in his father’s companies started out in low-level positions but rose through the ranks because his father could see their potential.
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“We didn’t learn from MBA’s. We learned from people who had PhD’s in common sense”.
