An insider account of the Trump administration has thrust one of the president's most devoted staff members, Natalie Harp, back into the headlines. The publication of Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump, authored by New York Times journalists Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan, has revealed deeply personal details about Harp's role, including reports that she left handwritten notes for the president. These disclosures have prompted her estranged brother to publicly question what he describes as an 'unhealthy' and inexplicable relationship.
Harp, 34, has long been a fixture in the president's orbit. Often nicknamed the 'Human Printer' for her dedication to keeping him supplied with positive online news and social media feedback, she has maintained a constant presence around Donald Trump throughout his political resurgence. However, the new book suggests that her commitment extends far beyond the professional responsibilities of a standard White House aide. Drawing on interviews with hundreds of sources, the book describes Harp's extraordinary loyalty to Trump.
