President Donald J. Trump declared a massive win for his administration this week, announcing that his team has made more appointments in record time than any modern presidency. The 45th president made the bold claim in a late-night post on Truth Social, touting the sheer number of top-tier hires already on board.
“My Administration is breaking all modern Presidential Staffing Records since taking Office on January 20th. The Presidential Personnel Office has made over 2,200 offers, all accepted, to exceptionally qualified Candidates, who are helping us MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN. We have sent more Nominations to the Senate than anyone ever before, and will continue to hire America First Patriots as we work together to unleash our Nation’s Golden Age!”
Trump’s announcement comes as he continues to power through his second-term agenda with speed and force, assembling a team of “America First” loyalists ready to execute his vision without delay.
But one big name won’t be heading to the United Nations after all.
Despite clearing the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and gearing up for a likely confirmation on April 2, Rep. Elise Stefanik’s nomination as U.S. ambassador to the U.N. has been abruptly pulled—by Trump himself. The reason? House math, strategy, and keeping the GOP’s razor-thin majority intact.
>> Click Here To Continue Reading <<
