A Trump asleep during the Convention President's traditional annual speech

The 11-year-old boy, who is not related to the president, but He was harbaded at school because of his last name. He went to Congress for the traditional annual speech of the President, special guest of the White House.

Dressed in a white shirt and a dark tie, the young man looked very presidential when the solemn political act was broadcast primetime time to a mbad audience. But he soon succumbed to the seemingly soporific pace of Trump's words.

Sitting very close to the first lady, Melania Trumpthe student seemed to have regained his sudden and rather tiring fame. The images of his nap have quickly become viral on Twitter, and many have described it as an unlikely talisman of the "resistance" anti-trump. "Joshua Trump spoke for all Americans", commented a surfer." Joshua Trump is an badet that I can support, "joked another, while a third was enthusiastic:" All heroes do not wear coats. "

Forced to endure months of intimidation for wearing the same name as the president, Joshua left school and told his mother that he had lost the urge to live. According to him, in an interview, achieving glory was never his goal. "They tell me if I'm related to Donald Trump and I tell them: 'Will I be here if I had a family relationship with him?', Said young Joshua at the Inside Edition news site in December.

The constant mockery was such that his parents eventually removed him from school in 2017 and instructed him at home for a year, before re-enrolling him when he was supposed to start school. Secondary school.

The school management asked his teachers not to use the child's last name and forced five students to apologize to him.

Melania Trump has turned her anti-harbadment campaign into her main legacy as first lady, although few concrete steps have been taken outside public appearances and roundtables.

However, her campaign has been undermined by frequent criticism that her husband receives for publicly denigrating his political enemies, opponents and the media, as well as for aggressively appointing several of them.