USAID Administrator Nominee Mark Green Receives Bipartisan Support Amid Uncertainties Surrounding Agency’s Future

Associated Press: Broad support for a Trump foreign aid nominee, with a catch
“Mark Green is a rare bird in Washington these days — a Donald Trump nominee with broad bipartisan support. But there’s a catch to his potential posting as administrator of the U.S. Agency for International Development. The agency faces a starkly uncertain future, including potentially big budget cuts and the possibility of being folded entirely into a restructured State Department…” (Lee, 5/15).

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