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Jon Ossoff mentions Natalie Harp while condemning Trump's administration – video

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During a campaign event on August 16 in Atlanta, Georgia, Senator Jon Ossoff criticized the Trump administration's approach to the conflict with Iran and the situation involving USS Lincoln sailors. He specifically mentioned White House aide Natalie Harp while delivering his remarks.

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On 16 August, Senator Jon Ossoff held a campaign event in Atlanta, Georgia where he criticized the Trump administration for its management of the situation involving Iran and the safety of USS Lincoln sailors. During his speech, Ossoff specifically referenced Natalie Harp, an aide to the White House, while discussing these issues.

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