Arkansas Gov Sarah Sanders will not join the Trump administration
Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders announced on Tuesday that she will not be leaving her position to join President-elect Donald Trump’s administration in Washington, D.C. She stated that she has already declared her intention to run for re-election and is looking forward to serving in her current role for the next six years. Sanders, who previously served as the 31st White House press secretary during Trump’s first term, left the White House in 2019 and successfully campaigned for governor in 2021, with Trump’s endorsement, making her the first female governor of Arkansas and the youngest currently serving governor in the United States.
During the 2024 election, Sanders actively campaigned for Trump’s re-election and appeared at several of his rallies. Her father, former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee, was recently nominated by Trump to be the next U.S. ambassador to Israel. Sanders confirmed that the only member of her family joining the administration is her father.
Trump’s announcement of Huckabee’s appointment as U.S. ambassador to Israel described him as “Highly Respected” and highlighted his long history of public service and leadership in faith. Trump praised Huckabee’s love for Israel and commitment to bringing about peace in the Middle East.
Sanders expressed her pride and joy at her father’s nomination, stating that her first trip to Israel with him at the age of eleven was life-changing. She emphasized Huckabee’s deep love for the Israeli people and his unwavering dedication to the bond between America and Israel.
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