Media proves rock bottom has basement with hatchet job of Natalie Harp
Her name is Ferial Govashiri, the chief of staff to the chief content officer at Netflix. Previous jobs include personal secretary and gatekeeper to former President Barack Obama for three years and working in the department of scheduling during Obama’s senatorial campaign years prior, having signed on as an unpaid volunteer.
TL;DR
- Media outlets are accused of a "hatchet job" in their reporting on Natalie Harp, President Trump's executive assistant.
- The reporting contrasts sharply with how Ferial Govashiri, a former aide to President Obama, was covered.
- Senator Jon Ossoff's comments implying an affair between Trump and Harp are highlighted as a manufactured "nonstory" amplified by the media.
- News organizations like CNN, MS Now, and the Daily Beast are criticized for their perceived bias and sensationalism.
- Harp's loyalty to Trump is attributed, in part, to his support for her access to experimental treatments for a rare bone cancer through the "right to try" law.
- Letters from Harp to Trump are presented as benign but were sensationalized by some media outlets.
- The article suggests a double standard in media coverage based on political affiliation.