Trump Nominates Kimberly Greenwood as Barbados Ambassador
The nomination would place Kimberly Greenwood over Barbados and six Eastern Caribbean nations, pending Senate confirmation.
- On Monday, President Donald Trump nominated Kimberly Greenwood to serve as the U.S. ambassador to Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean, sending her nomination to the Senate for confirmation.
- Kimberly Greenwood worked with Trump for 18 years while he owned the Miss Universe Organization and she directed state pageants; her husband, Lee Greenwood, performs the anthem "God Bless the USA."
- The White House also announced nominees for vacant ambassadorial roles in Haiti, Somalia, Djibouti, and Suriname; Trump nominated outgoing U.S. Rep. Wesley Hunt, R-Texas, to serve as his top envoy to Riyadh.
- Presidents of both parties frequently reward key supporters with ambassadorships; Democratic President Joe Biden previously selected Seattle business leader Roger Nyhus for the same Barbados role.
- Some past political appointees have been the source of presidential headaches, including $1 million inaugural contributor Gordon Sondland, who was fired after testifying, and Ambassador Robert "Woody" Johnson, who faced accusations of misconduct.
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