Chelsea Clinton Defends Barron Trump's Privacy as He Turns 18

Clinton argues that the youngest Trump, now a legal adult, remains a private citizen and should be shielded from media scrutiny, contrasting his situation with that of his politically active siblings.

Chelsea Clinton advocates for Barron Trump's right to privacy, emphasizing that he should not be subjected to media scrutiny now that he's turned 18.
Clinton contrasts Barron's situation with that of his older siblings, who have been involved in their father's administration, stating they are in a different category.
The debate around Barron Trump's privacy was sparked by a now-deleted post from former NBC executive Mike Sington, who suggested Barron was 'fair game' for criticism.
Critics and defenders of Barron Trump, including Chelsea Clinton, argue that as a private citizen, he has an unimpeachable right to privacy.
The discussion highlights the broader issue of privacy rights for children of public figures, especially as they reach adulthood.