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Lara Trump ‘absolutely’ considering North Carolina Senate run
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She’s been a pastry chef, a personal trainer and a TV producer – but Lara Trump, the daughter-in-law of the former US president and wife of his son Eric, now has her eye on something bigger.
As rumours fly about the political futures of not only Donald Trump but his eldest daughter and “heir apparent” Ivanka, the 38-year-old has confirmed she is “absolutely” considering a run for Senate in her native North Carolina, having hitched her wagon to the Trump train in 2016.
While her father-in-law often joked to donors that he “couldn’t pick (her) out of a line-up”, Ms Trump is a “household name” in her home state, one Trump campaign adviser told The New York Times, describing the mother-of-two as “very charismatic” with “a natural instinct for politics”.
“She would be formidable,” former White House official and 2016 Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway told the publication.
“She has the trifecta: She can raise money, raise awareness of key issues and raise attention to her face.
“Unlike many typical politicians, she connects with people and is a compelling messenger.”
Lara Trump ‘absolutely’ considering North Carolina Senate run
She’s been a pastry chef, a personal trainer and a TV producer – but Lara Trump, the daughter-in-law of the former US president and wife of his son Eric, now has her eye on something bigger.
www.news.com.au
She’s been a pastry chef, a personal trainer and a TV producer – but Lara Trump, the daughter-in-law of the former US president and wife of his son Eric, now has her eye on something bigger.
As rumours fly about the political futures of not only Donald Trump but his eldest daughter and “heir apparent” Ivanka, the 38-year-old has confirmed she is “absolutely” considering a run for Senate in her native North Carolina, having hitched her wagon to the Trump train in 2016.
While her father-in-law often joked to donors that he “couldn’t pick (her) out of a line-up”, Ms Trump is a “household name” in her home state, one Trump campaign adviser told The New York Times, describing the mother-of-two as “very charismatic” with “a natural instinct for politics”.
“She would be formidable,” former White House official and 2016 Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway told the publication.
“She has the trifecta: She can raise money, raise awareness of key issues and raise attention to her face.
“Unlike many typical politicians, she connects with people and is a compelling messenger.”
