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Melania had enough

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I guess Melania had enough of the "blondie" presence on every single event that Trump has been attending, could it be jealousy??? Melania may have had enough with the "funny" comments she was hearing about the blondie's "obsession" with Trump that Melania decided to step in and take over her role of the "trophy" wife... more to come as some of the GOP members are "finally" opening their eyes and start realizing how dangerous the blondie presence could be

"She is a neon sign of why this term is so radically different than term one," Haberman said on CNN This Morning. "For all of the belief that there were plenty of sycophants in term one, there was no one like this."

While Harp was visible in numerous photographs and videos taken at the MAGA spectacle, she didn't make it into the official White House or first lady-branded social content..... 😅

Maggie Haberman Reveals New Signs That Harp Is Alarming White House

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Maggie Haberman Reveals New Signs That Harp Is Alarming W...

Natalie Harp, the president’s most adoring aide, is a major marker of how Donald Trump’s second term is vastly different from the first, according to New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman. Haberman,

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