Natalie Harp, a top aide to President Donald Trump, gave her first interview since becoming the subject of intense speculation over her role in the White House — kind of.
The Washingtonian on Thursday published emailed responses from White House Communications Director Steven Cheung, who said Harp sent him answers to the magazine’s questions. Although the questions focus on Harp’s background and experiences, her replies pivot quickly and often to Trump and her work.
When asked what the hardest part of her job was, Harp, 35, lamented the lack of urgency from lawmakers in the capital to implement Trump’s agenda.
“Washington, D.C., does not work at the speed of ‘TRUMP!’” she said in the email. “We have only four years to, MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN, and that sense of urgency is absent from too many, while the Radical Left tries to stop, or slow down, the momentum the President is building for the Golden Age of America.”