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Senate Easily Confirms Scott Bessent as Treasury Secretary

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There’s not going to be a lot of drama with this confirmation vote. Scott Bessent, who President Donald Trump nominated to be the next treasury secretary. His hearing wasn’t bombastic or overly confrontational. Sure, there were the usual ‘the Trump administration’ doesn’t know working people, which is laughably wrong. It’s the Democrats who don’t have any working people among their ranks. But Mr. Bessent did well in the policy-heavy hearing, which paved the way for a speedy confirmation. The Senate Finance Committee advanced his nomination to the Senate floor on a 16-11 vote

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The Senate voted 67-23 to break the filibuster, paving the way for this afternoon’s vote. Sen. Chris Coons (D-DE) signaled he was going to vote for Mr. Bessent. Unlike Hegseth’s vote for secretary of defense, Bessent breezed by on a 68-29 vote.

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While a soft-spoken man, he’s not shied from speaking his mind, as he did when Bishop Mariann Budde hijacked the inaugural prayer service last week. He’s also called out Bank of America for their role in the alleged de-banking controversy. 

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He needs to get America’s finances in order after four years of rudderless nonsense under Joe Biden.

Congratulations, Mr. Secretary. 

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