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President Donald Trump visibly fixed his gaze on senior aide Natalie Harp's legs at his rally in Grand Island, Nebraska for Sen. Pete Ricketts. Harp, known sometimes as the "human printer" for her practice of following Trump around with printouts of news stories that make him look good, has drawn…
The president unveiled his multi-pronged strategy during a campaign appearance in Nebraska, where farmers and ranchers have been hit hard by high fuel costs
President Donald Trump has thrown his most adoring aide into the spotlight after calling her onto the stage at a rally in Nebraska. Trump, 80, was speaking on Monday as part of a blitz of rallies ahead of the midterms when he summoned Natalie Harp to the stage. Trump had asked the 35-year-old to…
The president’s most adoring aide is more glued to his side than ever. Natalie Harp, 35, was seen descending from Marine One on the White House South Lawn late on Saturday night, returning from Ohio, where Donald Trump, 80, spoke at a rally for the midterm elections. And on Sunday morning, she…
The taxpayer-funded ads that have aired across networks have cost roughly $20 million
Donald Trump’s ever-present aide Natalie Harp played a key role in helping the president turn taxpayer money into a vehicle for glorifying himself, a new report reveals. At a strategy meeting in the Oval Office, Trump instructed Harp to pull up footage of the kinds of flattering images of himself…
According to a New York Times report, President Donald Trump's favorite aide had a part in the backstory of the $20 million taxpayer-funded ad campaign praising him. The Times investigation, co-written by Maggie Haberman, found that Trump personally told his budget director to find government money…
President Donald Trump fawned over a younger aide's looks at an Oklahoma rally Thursday as devoted aide Natalie Harp looked on. Trump brought 31-year-old communications adviser Margo Martin , an Oklahoma native, onto the stage in Durant, the Daily Beast reported. He then turned his attention to her…
While President Donald Trump's own advisers waited for him to approve midterm campaign spending, he instead spent an August strategy session asking his aide to pull up footage of himself on her tablet, according to a New York Times report based on interviews with 12 insiders. The August 7 Oval…
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