The Daily Beast just dropped a trove of some of the creepiest, obsessive love letters I've ever seen, sent to President Donald Trump from his young, blonde executive assistant, Natalie Harp, who's been blowing up headlines for days over her infatuation with 47.
But it seems instead of being thoroughly skeeved out over her behavior like a normal person would be, Trump is heavily considering giving the little weirdo a big, fat promotion.
Karoline Leavitt recently announced that she was leaving her position as Trump White House press secretary following the birth of her second child. Since then, it's been an internal dogfight among several key figures in Trump's inner circle, including CNN conservative talking head Scott Jennings and his former attorney Alina Habba.
But according to one insider who spoke with CNN, Donnie's eyeing Harp for the gig.
CNN now reports that Harp has "entered the mix" for possible press secretaries, as Trump "has joked to advisers that maybe he would tap his executive assistant for the role."
If she landed the job, Harp's salary would likely jump from $150,000 to $195,200, the top federal salary tier for a full-time White House employee, the same amount Leavitt was earning before she decided to dip out.
Harp has negligible experience that would serve her as press secretary. She has not maintained any social media presence or done any meaningful press whatsoever during Trump's second presidential term. The only experience she has that could even be considered somewhat relevant to the job of press secretary was a stint on camera as a One America News host. She hosted her own show on the extremeist right-wing network for just over a year before she left to serve as Donald Trump's "human printer" in 2022.
Despite Trump allegedly throwing his little blonde bestie's hat into the ring, CNN reports that their own political pundit Scott Jennings is still centered as the frontrunner in the press secretary race.
Recently, it was reported that Jennings was holding clandestine meetings with Trump's Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, as a senior Trump White House official said, "He's competent and good on TV."
I can only imagine what Ossoff will have to say about this.
