Natalie Harp slammed over Donald Trump-Dolly Parton Truth Social post as new photos of aide with POTUS emerge; 'Creepy'

White House aide Natalie Harp is facing backlash over a post by President Donald Trump featuring singer Dolly Parton, as critics question her role in preparing and publishing the content. The controversy deepened after claims emerged that Harp had located the material online, printed it, and obtained Trump's approval before it was posted.

One user remarked that Harp "found this on the internet, printed it out, showed it to him, he approved it for posting, then she posted it. And that's what we are paying her to do all day." The user's post garnered reactions from others, with some directly criticizing Harp. Another user questioned the justification for Harp's public reaction to Trump's post, sparking a discussion about her responsibilities.

Photos of Harp alongside Trump have also emerged, further fueling the debate surrounding the White House aide and the president's social media activities.