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Trump brings Natalie Harp on stage to sign executive order to bring diesel prices down at Nebraska rally
What happened
Trump brought Natalie Harp on stage at a Nebraska rally to sign an executive order allowing the purchase of tax-free red-dyed diesel. Harp handed Trump the order, which he signed in front of his supporters. After signing, Trump compared Harp to a model from the game show "The Price Is Right". The executive order aims to reduce diesel costs, particularly for farmers and ranchers.
Why it matters
The executive order is significant as it addresses concerns of high diesel prices, which have affected industries such as farming and construction. The move comes ahead of the midterm elections, where Democrats are surging in traditionally Republican strongholds. The outcome of the elections could have implications for energy policies.
Key facts
- President Trump brought Natalie Harp on stage to sign an executive order at a Nebraska rally.
- The executive order aims to reduce diesel costs by allowing tax-free purchase of red-dyed diesel.
- Natalie Harp is known as the "Human Printer" for handing Trump physical copies of social media posts and news clippings.
- The national average price for diesel was $6.32 a gallon on the day of the rally.
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