Trump picks Adams, a former nominee for ambassador to Malaysia, as US tourism envoy
It is unclear if Nick Adams’ position will be paid.
Trump picks Adams, a former nominee for ambassador to Malaysia, as US tourism envoy
It is unclear if Nick Adams’ position will be paid. Grouped from 2 articles across 2 sources.
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Trump picks Australian-born ‘alpha male’ Nick Adams as presidential envoy
White House says Maga influencer appointed to role for tourism, exceptionalism and American values Donald Trump’s appointment of Nick Adams, the “alpha male” Australian turned American internet provocateur as a new special presidential envoy on Tuesday, could give fuel to theories that the White House is deliberately trolling the world. The president nominated the Sydney-born Maga influencer, who has a history of theatrically inflammatory and Islamophobic comments, as ambassador to Malaysia in July, but the Senate returned the appointment without a confirmation vote in January and Trump did not re-submit him. Continue reading...
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