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PoliticsSenator Jon Ossoff, a 2028 presidential contender, triggered a strong reaction from the White House after publicly criticizing President Trump's aide Natalie Harp during an Atlanta rally. Ossoff accused Harp of enabling Trump's delusions and criticized other aides for misconduct. The White House responded with personal insults from Trump and communications director Steven Cheung. Subsequently, new details emerged about Harp's unusually close relationship with Trump, including her insistence on riding in the trunk of his SUV and writing obsessive letters. Anonymous staffers have long described her as a 'human printer' who fuels Trump's social media habits. Ossoff celebrated the administration's overreaction, claiming it exposed dysfunction within the White House.
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