Lara Trump Releases First Original Music Single Called ‘Anything Is Possible’: Donald Trump’s Daughter-in-Law Asks Her ‘YUGE Fans In The Liberal Media’ To Listen To A New Song

The newly elected co-chair of the Republican National Committee, Lara Trump, is doing more than just politics ahead of the 2024 elections; she focuses on original music.

Ex-President Donald Trump’s daughter-in-law dropped a new single at midnight called “Anything is Possible” and hinted at more to come.

The RNC co-chairman, who is married to Eric Trump, posted late Thursday on the liberal media).’

The ballad is available on multiple platforms including Spotify, iTunes and YouTube and includes lyrics such as “you can’t give up, know that anything is possible” and “I’ve had my ups and downs, cried when no one’s around, right I have to put on my playing face, even when I don’t feel strong.’

This isn’t the first music song Trump has released, but it is her first original song released to the public.

Lara Trump, 41, with her father-in-law, ex-President Donald Trump, after he left office

Last September, Trump, 41, released a cover and acoustic version of Tom Petty’s 1989 song “I Won’t Back Down.”

At the time, Trump accused Apple Music of shadow-banning her during the release of her song, claiming the company “discriminated against” her by refusing to run an ad with the name “Trump” on it.

Lara Trump previously dropped a cover of Tom Petty’s 1989 song I Won’t Back Down in September 2023. At the time, she accused Apple Music of burying it.

All three of Lara Trump’s songs appear when searching iTunes

Lara Trump is the wife of Donald Trump’s son Eric Trump

She has actively campaigned for Trump’s re-election bid even before being elected co-chair of the Republican National Committee in March.

The former TV producer said that shortly after the song was released last September, she received a slew of messages from people telling her they couldn’t find it online.

Both versions of ‘I Won’t Back Down’ and her new single ‘Anything is Possible’ currently appear when Lara Trump is searched on iTunes, and are listed when the song titles are searched.

Trump’s first original song is receiving mixed reviews online.

One X user praised it as a “beautiful song” and another called it “Really amazing.”

But others weren’t so happy with the new content.

An user wrote ‘Are you threatening to sing until we donate?’ While another suggested she should focus on winning elections.

Lara Trump after being elected co-chair of the Republican National Committee on March 8

Lara Trump attended the annual meeting of the Conservative Political Action Conference in February

Earlier this month, Lara Trump was unanimously elected co-chair of the RNC, along with Trump loyalist Michael Whatley as chairman, cementing Donald Trump’s control over the party as he amassed the necessary delegates to become the 2024 Republican presidential nominee.

However, the RNC and the ex-president are playing catch-up as Republicans are vastly behind President Biden and Democrats in fundraising, at a time when the ex-president is also bogged down by mounting legal costs and facing four criminal trials stands.

The Trump campaign said at the end of last month it had a total of nearly $42 million in cash on hand. The Biden campaign said it had a total of $155 million.

Before Lara Trump was elected, as co-chair, she pledged to ensure that “every cent goes to the first and only job of the RNC – which is to elect Donald J. Trump as President of the United States and save this country.” ‘

After assuming leadership, she said NBC down-ballot races are also a priority.

“Well, the RNC’s most important job, of course, is to support the Republican candidate for president. That’s Donald Trump. But of course we also pay attention to everything regarding down-ballot races,” she said in an interview.

Since the leadership change, the pro-Trump RNC has fired 60 staffers.

It also entered into a joint fundraising deal with the Trump campaign, under which money would go to the leadership committee that would pay the Republican presidential candidate’s legal bills.