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  1. Harp, who served as President's Press Secretary, was allegedly used for communications before her departure.

Harp, who served as President's Press Secretary, was allegedly used for communications before her departure.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 19
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Harp, who served as President's Press Secretary, was allegedly used for communications before her departure.

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  1. Harp, Trump's assistant, sought treatment with an FDA-approved drug.1 source
  2. Natalie Harp became an outspoken supporter of Trump's legislation, advocating for 'Right to Try' FDA approval.1 source

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