Trump Fills Ambassador Posts With Political Allies - Standard Practice
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Under Trump's administration, 90 percent of ambassador nominations have gone to political supporters - a practice the Washington Post frames as controversial but which reflects standard presidential prerogative. Presidents across the political spectrum have long used diplomatic appointments to reward loyal supporters and ensure their foreign policy vision is executed by trusted allies.
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