US EditionTrump moves controversial nominee Ingrassia to GSA post
After withdrawing due to racist text message controversy, Paul Ingrassia now serves as deputy general counsel at the General Services Administration, officials confirmed.
- Last month Paul Ingrassia withdrew his nomination to lead the Office of Special Counsel and is now serving as deputy general counsel at the General Services Administration.
- Publication of racist messages by multiple outlets prompted scrutiny after Politico published racist texts and CNN's KFile reported Paul Ingrassia's ties to Nick Fuentes.
- A planned hearing before the Senate Homeland Security Committee never produced the needed backing, as Republican senators including Sen. Rick Scott and Senate Leader John Thune withheld support.
- Ingrassia announced his withdrawal on his Truth Social account and said he will continue to serve President Donald Trump, while a General Services Administration spokesperson said it looks forward to his legal talents.
- Politico reported that President Donald Trump informed Paul Ingrassia on Wednesday he was renominated to a new government job, and Ingrassia told DHS colleagues he will soon leave for the GSA role.
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Popular Trump Official Paul Ingrassia Appointed Deputy General Counsel at General Services Administration
Popular Trump official Paul Ingrassia announced on Thursday he was appointed the Deputy General Counsel at the General Services Administration. The talented 30-year-old lawyer had been serving since February as White House liaison to the Department of Homeland Security. Ingrassia stepped down from his post in October after it was clear he would not have the votes of several self-righteous Republican Senators to confirm him. In an email obtained …
Paul Ingrassia tapped for new role after withdrawing nomination over antisemitic, racist text messages
Paul Ingrassia, the Department of Homeland Security’s White House liaison who withdrew his nomination to lead the Office of Special Counsel late last month after antisemitic and racist text messages of his were unearthed, has been appointed to serve as deputy general counsel at the General Services Administration. Ingrassia, 30, has served in multiple roles in the second Trump administration. Prior to his most recent role at DHS, Ingrassia brief…
Trump moves controversial nominee Ingrassia to GSA post
President Trump has tapped Paul Ingrassia to be deputy general counsel at the General Services Administration (GSA), less than a month after Ingrassia withdrew his nomination as head of the Office of Special Counsel over racist comments. “Paul Ingrassia is a very helpful addition to GSA and will successfully execute President Trump’s America First policies,” a…
MAGA podcaster with a 'Nazi streak' tapped for new Trump gig after nomination thwarted
President Donald Trump has renominated Paul Ingrassia, a MAGA podcaster who has claimed he has a "Nazi streak" in him, to a new government job after withdrawing him from leading a government watchdog agency, according to a new report. Ingrassia has told colleagues in the Department of Homeland Security, where he currently works as an advisor, that he will soon be leaving to become deputy general counsel at the General Services Administration, ac…
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