The Republican President of Nyu College resigns after remarks on Barron Trump

The president of the section of New York University of the Republicans of the College resigned this week, giving pressure from the national organization after she was quoted in a good place in a vanity profile, saying that Barron Trump, The youngest son of President Trump was “a bit like a quirk on campus. “”

In the profile, published on February 12, Kaya Walker, president of the section, suggested that the president’s son, an 18 -year -old student in Nyu, did not seem to assimilate in the life of the campus and was reclusive .

“He goes to class, he returns home,” she told the magazine.

In the interview, Ms. Walker wondered if the University, a liberal bastion to Greenwich Village with many graduates of famous Hollywoods, was the right choice for Mr. Trump’s son. And, according to the magazine, she recalled how a teacher joked his presence in Nyu – “he does not really belong here.”

Will Donahue, president of the Republicans of the American College, said in a statement on Tuesday that Ms. Walker had not obtained the prior authorization of the national organization before speaking to Vanity Fair. Chapter presidents, he said, must obtain authorization before “engaging with the media known for editorial prejudices against conservative votes”.

“During the conversation, she received a story on Barron Trump which was clearly framed in a partisan manner,” the statement said. “Rather than redirecting the survey towards our communication team or refuting the premise, it used a language which did not align with the standards of professionalism and responsibility of the arc, inadvertently contributing to a misleading representation and negative. “

The Republicans of the college recommended that Ms. Walker will retire on Sunday, and she made, according to the group, who also said that she invited Barron Trump to become a member.