Natalie Harp Draws Scrutiny
A profile spotlights Natalie Harp’s loyal role in Donald Trump’s inner circle.
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Metadata from a 14-page memo Donald Trump sent to the Jan. 6 congressional committee after its October 2022 subpoena identifies White House aide Natalie Harp as the document’s author. Harp, 35, is Trump’s executive assistant, earns $150,000, and has drawn scrutiny over letters to Trump calling him her “Guardian and Protector.” A deactivated social media account linked to Harp posted about 150 pro-Trump messages on Jan. 6, 2021. Sen. Jon Ossoff’s public reference to Harp intensified political attention to her White House role.
Analysis & opinion
Troubling devotionMostly Left
Natalie Harp’s unusually intense closeness to Donald Trump is disturbing and deserves scrutiny. Her devotion appears extreme, suspicious, and unsettling even by the standards of Trump’s inner circle.
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