Trump's children won't have White House roles in his second term

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : The wider Republican Party, which eight years ago was full of skeptics who could make mischief for Trump, is fully in sync with him.
62% : He and his partner, Kimberly Guilfoyle, have become staples on the GOP campaign trail and fundraising circuit, aggressively promoting candidates close to Trump or tightly in tune with his Make America Great Again movement.
58% : Kushner has also spent time talking to Steven Witkoff, whom Trump tapped to be special envoy to the Middle East, helping him "get up to speed" on a part of the world that is beset by war, this person added.
57% : "We are getting four more years of Trump and then eight years of JD Vance!"
54% : And if Trump world gets its way, she will take the soon-to-be-vacant seat held by Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., whom Trump intends to nominate for secretary of state.
52% : We have flipped counties that we lost by 30 and 40 points back in 2016, and they are now positive for Trump.
49% : Trump last weekend announced plans to nominate Kushner's father, Charles Kushner, for ambassador to France and to appoint Massad Boulos -- the father-in-law of his youngest daughter, Tiffany Trump -- as a senior adviser on Arab and Middle East issues.
49% : And the family has a deeper trust in the governing partners and political advisers who now surround Trump.
47% : With Trump heading into the new term surrounded by more people he trusts, there's less urgency for his daughter and son-in-law to join him inside, this person added.
36% : Those close to Trump and his family say the absence of family members from senior roles reflects several other factors.
28% : (Trump instead chose hedge fund executive Scott Bessent.)
26% : The governor, whose relationship with Trump deteriorated after he challenged him for the GOP presidential nomination this year, could run for president again in 2028.
24% : "Trump himself has alluded to the scrutiny his family members faced during and after his first administration as a reason he does not want to place them in key positions for the second.
24% : When Trump seemed to be leaning toward North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum for the No. 2 spot on the 2024 ticket, Trump Jr. and Eric Trump steered him back toward Vance, NBC News reported in July.

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