- Harp's devotion to Trump dates back to at least 2016, when she began posting about him on Twitter.
- On Jan. 6, Harp posted more than 150 tweets urging Republicans to 'FIGHT FOR TRUMP' as he began his speech near the White House.
- She praised pro-Trump demonstrators as 'patriots' and declared 'today we STOP THE STEAL!'
- After the Capitol attack, she insisted rioters were 'not Trump supporters' and circulated false Antifa claims.
- She amplified Giuliani's 'trial by combat' call and later quoted his statements about taking advantage of the delay.
- She thanked lawmakers like Jody Hice, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Josh Hawley for their challenges to the results.
- The following day, she shared Trump's message that 'our incredible journey is only just beginning' and declared 'We love you, President @realDonaldTrump!'
- This week, Sen. Jon Ossoff mentioned Harp by name in a speech attacking Trump.
- The Daily Beast published two letters expressing her loyalty.
Sen. Jon Ossoff has called out former President Trump and his aide Natalie Harp following the revelation of her deleted tweets from January 6, where she fervently urged supporters to 'FIGHT FOR TRUMP' as the Capitol riot unfolded.210
A CNN review of Harp's now-removed account on X, previously Twitter, found that she posted over 150 tweets that day, labeling pro-Trump demonstrators as 'patriots' and challenging lawmakers to exhibit 'a fraction of the courage & passion' of the crowd. Harp declared, 'today we STOP THE STEAL!' as Trump began his speech.3
During the chaos, she tweeted, 'FIGHT FOR TRUMP!' multiple times, asserting, 'Today D.C. is TRUMP COUNTRY!' and live-tweeted Trump's speech, stating, 'We will never give up. We will never concede!'
After the Capitol was breached, Harp insisted the rioters were 'not Trump supporters' and spread false claims about Antifa infiltrating the mob. She amplified Rudy Giuliani's controversial call for 'trial by combat,' which his lawyers later claimed was hyperbolic.4
Following the attack, Harp praised lawmakers who supported Trump's objections, calling them 'patriots' and expressing gratitude to Rep. Jody Hice and Marjorie Taylor Greene. The day after the riot, she reiterated her loyalty to Trump, sharing his message that 'our incredible journey is only just beginning.'7
Harp's tweets illustrate her unwavering devotion to Trump, dating back to at least 2016, and have drawn significant scrutiny in light of Ossoff's remarks.
“Harp, then 29, posted more than 150 tweets that day, praising rioters as 'patriots' and amplifying Giuliani's 'trial by combat' call. She later insisted the mob was 'not Trump supporters' and circulated false Antifa claims, while thanking lawmakers like Hawley and Greene for their challenges.”
