Natalie Harp reportedly posted 150 pro-Trump tweets on day of Capitol riot
A report by CNN reveals that Natalie Harp, a special assistant to Donald Trump, posted over 150 pro-Trump messages on her now-disabled X account on January 6, 2021, the day of the Capitol riot. These posts promoted false claims of election fraud and urged supporters to "FIGHT FOR TRUMP!" and "STOP THE STEAL!" Harp's social media activity predates her employment with Trump, with earlier posts also expressing strong support and echoing election denial narratives.

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AI-generatedA report by CNN reveals that Natalie Harp, a special assistant to Donald Trump, posted over 150 pro-Trump messages on her now-disabled X account on January 6, 2021, the day of the Capitol riot. These posts promoted false claims of election fraud and urged supporters to "FIGHT FOR TRUMP!" and "STOP THE STEAL!" Harp's social media activity predates her employment with Trump, with earlier posts also expressing strong support and echoing election denial narratives. The resurfaced posts come amid increased scrutiny of Harp's close relationship with Trump, fueled by affectionate letters and claims from her brother. Her official roles are special assistant and executive assistant to the president, with an annual salary of $150,000.
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5 extractedNatalie Harp holds official roles as special assistant and executive assistant to the president, with an annual salary of $150,000.
Harp's tweets on January 6th included phrases like 'FIGHT FOR TRUMP!' and 'today we STOP THE STEAL!'.
Natalie Harp reportedly posted over 150 pro-Trump tweets on the day of the Capitol riot.
Harp's social media posts embraced Trump's election-fraud narrative weeks before the Capitol attack.
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