Trump Returns Nominees for Commerce, DHS, CPSC, PCLOB and CPB Roles to Senate
President Donald Trump sent a raft of renominations back to the Senate Wednesday night for positions on the departments of Commerce and Homeland Security, U.S. Postal Service, Consumer Product Safety Commission, International Trade Commission, Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board,…
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Broadcasting Board of Governors, CPB board and other federal agencies. Trump renominated Jeffrey Kessler as assistant secretary of Commerce-enforcement and compliance, which he was originally named to in 2017 (see 1711030007). William Bryan was renominated as undersecretary of Homeland Security-science and technology. Ron Bloom, Robert Duncan and Roman Martinez were renominated to the USPS board of governors. Trump renominated CPSC acting Chairman Ann Marie Buerkle to officially take over the role. He originally selected her in 2017 (see 1707250016). Amy Karpel was renominated to the ITC. Trump renominated Aditya Bamzai and former FCC Enforcement Bureau Chief Travis LeBlanc to PCLOB (see 1808290038). Manifold Productions President Michael Pack was renominated as BBG CEO. Trump renominated four to the CPB board -- Janice Hellreich, Robert Mandell, Don Munce and Bruce Ramer.