A leftist journalist criticized a young female staffer of President Donald Trump, drawing significant online attention. Aaron Rupar, known for documenting Trump’s activities, targeted Ellie Acra, a White House press wrangler. Rupar posted a C-SPAN clip showing Acra guiding the media away from Air Force One in Ireland, accusing her of being aggressive.
White House press wranglers organize media coverage around the president. Their role is crucial in maintaining the president’s schedule, regardless of political affiliation.
This is a press wrangler doing her job — and doing it well. Aaron, meanwhile, is gutter trash (in his 40s) who spends his days hiding behind his keyboard and making disturbing comments about women doing their jobs. Truly a sick freak!
The White House’s rapid response account countered Rupar’s remarks. It defended Acra and criticized Rupar’s ongoing comments about Trump’s aide Natalie Harp.
Rupar claims the White House’s response led to harassment towards him. He says the intention was to incite threats against him, and the age reference in their comment was unnecessary.
This incident was not Rupar’s first clash with the White House. He had previously shared content suggesting an inappropriate link between Trump and Harp without evidence.
The White House pointed out that it’s routine for the president’s aides to travel with him. Rupar’s comments were labeled as baseless attacks born from his obsession with the administration.
Senator Jon Ossoff also mentioned Harp in a campaign speech, fueling rumors around her relationship with Trump. He suggested Trump was more interested in personal gains and traveling with Harp than his presidential duties.
Fox News Digital sought comments from both Rupar and the White House.

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