Trump Nominates Pete Hoekstra as U.S. Ambassador to Canada

President-elect Trump announces Pete Hoekstra as his nominee for Ambassador to Canada, citing his experience and support of the 'America First' agenda.

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President-elect Donald Trump officially nominated Pete Hoekstra, former U.S. Ambassador to the Netherlands and ex-Rep. from Michigan, for the U.S. Ambassador to Canada position. Trump praised Hoekstra's strong record, including his nearly 20 years in Congress and as Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee. Hoekstra, who is recognized for his previous service and is currently the Michigan GOP chairman, expressed gratitude for the nomination, highlighting his commitment to advancing the 'America First' agenda alongside Trump in his second term.

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  • Trump expresses confidence in Pete Hoekstra's ability to advance the 'America First' agenda as Ambassador to Canada.

  • Hoekstra is portrayed as a well-respected figure from Michigan, with a long career in politics and experience in international representation.

  • The nomination is framed as part of Trump's strategy to solidify support in key states like Michigan through experienced and loyal allies.

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