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Trump Nominates Georgia's Kelly Loeffler to Lead Small Business Administration
Dec 4, 2024, 11:36 PM
President-elect Donald Trump has nominated former U.S. Senator Kelly Loeffler of Georgia to serve as the Administrator of the Small Business Administration (SBA). Loeffler, a business leader and entrepreneur who co-chaired Trump's second inaugural committee, is expected to bring her financial expertise and experience in both business and Washington to support small businesses across the nation. Trump praised her commitment to reducing red tape and fostering opportunities for small businesses to grow, innovate, and thrive. Loeffler accepted the nomination, stating that "small businesses are the beating heart of our economy and the gateway to the American Dream." The appointment fills one of the final spots in Trump's Cabinet as he prepares for his upcoming administration.
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Reducing Red Tape • 25%
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Tax Incentives • 25%
Loan Programs • 25%
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Counter-terrorism efforts • 25%
Deportation policy changes • 25%
New border wall funding • 25%
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Financial Deregulation • 25%
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Trade • 25%
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Climate Change • 25%
Economic Policy • 25%
Foreign Policy • 25%
Focus on digital media expansion • 25%
New programming focused on Asia • 25%
Increased collaboration with other U.S. agencies • 25%
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