Always by Trump's side – how Natalie Harp became a talking point
"Human scribe"
Natalie Harp's story with Donald Trump started in 2019, when she thanked the president in a Fox News interview for "saving her life". The deeply religious Harp said she had had bone cancer and that legislation that Trump wrote in 2018, which gave the green light for certain experimental treatments, gave her life back - a history that has, however, been questioned.
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But Trump liked the story and invited Harp to speak at a party convention. About two years later, she left the right-wing channel One America News Network and began working for Trump.
She now controls the flow of information both to and from the president, according to American media. She has been nicknamed the “human printer” because she carries a printer with her wherever she goes, ready to deliver selected news on paper to Trump, just as he wants it. It is also said that it is to Harp that the president dictates his many social media posts.
“Unhealthily obsessed”
The assistant has not taken a single day off since she joined the Trump administration, writes The New York Times. The 35-year-old has her desk in or just outside the Oval Office and travels wherever Trump travels, both within and outside the United States. She is so determined to be by the president's side that, according to CNN, she sat in a tailgate to attend his 2023 trial in New York.
Recently, Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff claimed that Trump "doesn't want to work" but only "travel with Natalie." The comment angered Trump and other Republicans, and a CNN reporter who dared to ask about the matter was called a "scumbag" whose children will be ashamed.
In an interview with CNN, Harp's brother Preston Harp said that his sister is "unhealthily obsessed" with the president.
- But I don't think it's a physical attraction.
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