President-elect Trump made some big announcements on Thursday, revealing a fresh batch of nominees who could soon be part of his new administration. Let’s take a closer look at the individuals he’s chosen and the roles they’ll be taking on:
First up, Trump selected Christine Jack Toretti, Pennsylvania’s Republican National Committeewoman, as his pick for Ambassador to Sweden. Though she was nominated for the same role during Trump’s previous administration, her confirmation was delayed. This time, he seems confident that she’ll get the green light.
Next, Trump announced that Leo Terrell, a regular Fox News contributor and respected civil rights attorney, would serve as Senior Counsel to the Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the Department of Justice. Trump praised Leo as a “highly respected civil rights attorney” with a successful track record. He added, “Leo will be a fantastic advocate for the American people, ensuring we MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!”
Trump also chose Sam Brown, a Purple Heart recipient and former Nevada Senate candidate, to take on the role of Under Secretary for Memorial Affairs at the Department of Veterans Affairs. Sam, a true American hero, has already proven his love for the country through his military service in Afghanistan. After retiring as a Captain, he worked tirelessly to help veterans access necessary medications. Trump highlighted Sam’s unwavering dedication, saying, “He will continue his service to our great nation, ensuring we put America’s veterans first and remember all who served.”
These new picks show that Trump is focusing on experienced and passionate individuals who are ready to serve the American people and continue his vision of a stronger, better nation!
