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Barron Trump Reportedly Had a Disturbing Childhood Which Included Hurting Small Animals and Slapping His Nanny

Barron Trump is not who you think he is. Or maybe he's exactly what you thought.

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Some frankly horrifying news just came to light recently about Donald Trump’s youngest son, Barron. No, it’s not the horrifying news that the family has one more voter now. No, he’s not already getting patents in China for voting machines or using racial slurs live on air.

But let’s just say he’s come a long way from that time he swatted Melania’s hand away when she tried to discipline him once.

It turns out that Barron is just as entitled, mean, and honestly bizarre as his dad. And the news comes straight from someone who used to nanny at Barron’s school. It’s no surprise that Barron went to a school that employs nannies, but it is surprising that someone from his past is brave enough to come forward and risk a lawsuit from Donald for exposing the boy.

He must have some pretty good evidence from his days at Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School.

I guess we could start with the pictures he has of himself with Barron that he posted to X, formerly Twitter. There’s already the fact that user “Mr. Weeks” has been around a very long time — long before the days of Elon Musk. But photo proof of his connection goes further than that.

The second a Trump supporter called Mr. Weeks a liar (after he posted his claims), Weeks was back with the pics:

In case you don’t recognize a young Barron, this is him, he is about 8/9 years old here, so probably just before his pig father ran for president:

But it’s the content of what he claimed that really captured our attention. Showing signs of not just narcissism, but actual sociopathy, Barron was into some pretty nasty stuff, it seems:

Sure, Weeks, whose real first name is Dane, took his share of skepticism from fellow posters. Many don’t believe he was qualified to make the kind of assessments that he made about Barron.

Often, it is said that the youngest Trump is on the autism spectrum disorder. That could explain a lot of the behavior in a child that didn’t come from the Trump family. But this stuff is right in line with how one might have expected his father to act as a child, as well.

Gosh, sound like anyone you know? I can think of another tall, flaxen-haired Trump that likes to throw things when he gets mad. Who encourages violence. Who’s been accused of inappropriate sexual behavior. I’m pretty sure that guy was just ordered to pay somewhere in the neighborhood of $80 million dollars for lying about not knowing a woman he raped.

And it’s not like the proof of Barron’s intransigence stops with Dane Weeks. Former reality star (and pop princess) Aubrey O’Day of the group Danity Kane had SOME sort of relationship with Barron’s older brother, Don Jr. It was apparently a close enough one that she has receipts in the form of text messages from Junior of him complaining about his little brother’s nasty behavior.

“And while we are at it.. I have texts of don jr. telling me what a little shit asshole barron is,” she said. “That they were on the private jet and barron didn’t like his food so he threw the plate across the plane at the attendant.”

Again, that sounds just like someone we all know. Maybe the attendant forgot the ketchup for his well-done steak.

Either way, it doesn’t sound like the kind of autism that leads to being a tech whiz who’s fluent in multiple languages like Barron is.

If Barron really does have some form of autism, and it’s a distinct possibility, then the family needs to get him treatment sooner rather than later, instead of parading him around on stage like just another Trump.

But it seems like that’s all the Trumps know how to do. Groom, excuse, justify, then praise bad behavior.

When looking on social media, it doesn’t seem this news about Barron is much of a surprise. In fact, many people expected it:

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Andrew is a dark blue speck in deep red Central Washington, writing with the conviction of 18 years at the keyboard and too much politics to even stand. When not furiously stabbing the keys on breaking news stories, he writes poetry, prose, essays, haiku, lectures, stories for grief therapy, wedding ceremonies, detailed instructions on making doughnuts from canned biscuit dough (more sugar than cinnamon — duh), and equations to determine the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow. A girlfriend, a dog, two cats, and two birds round out the equation, and in his spare time, Drewbear likes to imagine what it must be like to have spare time.

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