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Trump stops answering calls himself after midterm losses? Mystery woman screening president’s phone calls identified

Trump stops answering calls himself after midterm losses? Mystery woman screening president’s phone calls identified

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Trump signed a proclamation designating the Oval Office and the Cabinet Room as national monuments, saying the move would make the spaces “a landmark for the ages” and prevent future changes to the Oval Office. The signing took place two days after an election in which voters, dissatisfied with his economic policies, removed dozens of Republicans from office and handed control of Congress to Democrats.

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    President Donald Trump reportedly did not join Cabinet officials, political advisers, and MAGA allies when the midterm election results came in.

    — Hindustan Times

  • right · 1 outlet

    Following lackluster midterm elections, President Donald Trump’s phone calls underwent a change, with aide Natalie Harp reportedly screening them. Live coverage revealed a woman answering instead of Trump, catching the eye of many journalists. This situation sparked debates about Harp's influence…

    — The Economic Times

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Following lackluster midterm elections, President Donald Trump’s phone calls underwent a change, with aide Natalie Harp reportedly screening them. Live coverage revealed a woman answering instead of Trump, catching the eye of many journalists. This situation sparked debates about Harp's influence…

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Trump stops answering calls himself after midterm losses? Mystery woman screening president’s phone calls identified

Following lackluster midterm elections, President Donald Trump’s phone calls underwent a change, with aide Natalie Harp reportedly screening them. Live coverage revealed a woman answering instead of Trump, catching the eye of many journalists. This situation sparked debates about Harp's influence…

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