We Think We Found ‘Human Printer’ Natalie Harp’s Printer Setup. It’s Bulky
Gizmodo investigates the specific portable printer model used by Natalie Harp, a Trump staffer known as the 'human printer.' The article explores the logistics of her role in providing printed materials to the former president during travel.
Why it matters
It highlights the unusual administrative support methods within high-level political campaigns and the intersection of technology with political celebrity culture.
We’re pretty sure we’ve found the human printer’s printer.
Natalie Harp is a former TV personality and current presidential executive assistant. She’s also what I guess you might call a rising star within the Trump White House.
She wasn’t a complete unknown before this month, but she became part of a big national story when publications including the Washington Post reported that she was one of the Trump staffers secretly shuffled off of Air Force One with the president in Turkey last month and spirited across an airport tarmac in a box intended for food. Harp rose to full celebrity status on Sunday thanks to a snide remark about her closeness to the president during a recent campaign speech by Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff, and the surprising amount of umbrage taken by the Trump side .
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