Trump taps Brooke Rollins as agriculture secretary
President-elect Trump has made a significant decision in appointing Brooke Rollins as his agriculture secretary. In a statement released on Saturday, Trump praised Rollins for her dedication to supporting American farmers, defending food self-sufficiency in the country, and working towards the revival of agriculture-dependent small towns.
Rollins, a proud graduate of Texas A&M University, holds a Bachelor’s of Science Degree in Agriculture Development and a J.D. with Honors. Her roots in the small town of Glen Rose, Texas, and her extensive experience in leadership roles with organizations such as Future Farmers of America and 4H, coupled with her family’s farming background, have equipped her with both practical knowledge and policy expertise at the state and national levels.
Having served as the director of the Office of American Innovation and acting director of the Domestic Policy Council during the first Trump administration, Rollins has a proven track record of leadership in government. Following her time in the White House, she went on to co-found the America First Policy Institute think tank, further solidifying her commitment to advancing policies that benefit American agriculture.
The announcement of Rollins’ appointment was accompanied by a striking image of her at the America First Policy Institute’s America First Agenda Summit, showcasing her presence in the political arena. With her background and experience, Rollins is poised to make a significant impact as agriculture secretary, working towards the betterment of American farmers and rural communities.
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