Trump aide Natalie Harp controversy
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Sen. Jon Ossoff accused Trump of wanting to "travel with Natalie" instead of doing his job. The remark spotlighted aide Natalie Harp's unusually close role and influence.
背景
Natalie Harp, a longtime Trump loyalist, has drawn attention for her constant presence and access to the president's communications. She is known as the "human printer" for carrying a portable printer, and has been linked to some of Trump's social media posts. The controversy began when Sen. Jon Ossoff, at a rally, criticized Trump's relationship with Harp, prompting White House pushback.
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- Jul 2026Harp was among the few aides who traveled with Trump on a secret plane from Turkey, amid concerns of an Iranian missile threat.
- Aug 16, 2026Sen. Jon Ossoff at a rally in Atlanta accused Trump of wanting to "travel with Natalie" instead of focusing on his duties.
- Aug 17, 2026White House officials responded with insults, calling Ossoff a "loser" and "cringeworthy."
- Aug 18, 2026Trump himself mocked Ossoff, calling him a "Pee-wee Herman look-alike." Reports also emerged linking Harp to sending Trump's messages to Miriam Adelson and transcribing posts attacking E. Jean Carroll.
- Aug 19, 2026Media outlets published profiles of Harp, detailing her role and the controversy.
各方怎么说
- Official
- White House spokesman Davis Ingle called Harp "one of the most loyal and hardest working aides" and dismissed Ossoff's remarks as "cringeworthy."
- Critics
- Sen. Ossoff and others question the appropriateness of Trump's closeness to Harp, suggesting it distracts from presidential duties.
待核实
Reports that Harp sent Trump's messages to Miriam Adelson and transcribed posts attacking E. Jean Carroll are based on anonymous sources cited by the New York Times.