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Deleted tweets reveal that Trump appointee Natalie Harp posted zealous support for the January 6 Capitol riot. Later videos showed her making increasingly unhinged statements as Trump elevated her to a prominent role.
Deleted tweets reveal that Trump appointee Natalie Harp posted zealous support for the January 6 Capitol riot. Videos later showed her making increasingly unhinged statements even as Trump elevated her to a prominent role. She tried to delete the evidence of her earlier posts.
Trump knowingly hired someone with a documented history of enthusiastic support for January 6. He did this openly, without making her distance herself from those statements or apologize. The progression—she posts zealous riot support, deletes it, makes unhinged videos, gets promoted anyway—shows the administration either doesn't care about or actively welcomes her extremism.
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