Hope Hicks, one of Donald Trump ’s most trusted aides during his first presidency, has resurfaced in the political conversation as the controversy surrounding current White House aide Natalie Harp continues to grow.
A CNN report revealed that Harp once rode in the trunk of an SUV in order to accompany Trump to a court appearance after staffers told her there was no room for her in the motorcade. Hicks, who served as Trump’s White House communications director before leaving the administration in 2018, recently weighed in on the political fallout on X. In a post shared Thursday, she wrote: “Translation… $95M is about to go into Democrat coffers. She joined Trump’s political operation during the 2016 presidential campaign and quickly became a key member of his communications team. In 2017, at 28, she became the youngest person to serve as White House communications director. She resigned as communications director in 2018 after about three years working for Trump.
“Hope Hicks 2.0.” While another user said.
