To: Theoria
If Rex is nominated to be SOS, and Bolton for Deputy SOS, why does the Senate have to confirm the Deputy SOS? Isn’t that a #2 position? How many ranks require Senate confirmation?
To: Right-wing Librarian
No, I made the comment for any future SOS position. I was out of the loop on Bolton being Deputy pick, which does not need Senate confirm, afaik.
66 posted on
12/11/2016 10:20:34 PM PST by
Theoria
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To: Right-wing Librarian
If Rex is nominated to be SOS, and Bolton for Deputy SOS, why does the Senate have to confirm the Deputy SOS? Isnt that a #2 position? How many ranks require Senate confirmation? See the Plum Book.
According to the above, the following are confirmed:
- Secretary
- Chief of Protocol
- Deputy Secretary
- Deputy Secretary for Management and Resources
- Ambassador for HIV/AIDS affairs
- Ambassador for Women's Affairs
- Assistant Secretary for Legislative Affairs
- Legal Assistant
- Assistant Sec'y for Intelligence and Research
- Under Secretary for Public Diplomacy
- Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs
- Under Secretary for Civilian Security, Democracy, and Human Rights
- Coordinator for Counter-Terrorism
- Assistant Secretary for Democracy, Human Rights and Labor.
- Ambassador-At-Large for International Religious Freedom.
- Assistant Secretary for International Narcotics and Law Enforcement.
- Ambassador-At-Large for Combating and Monitoring Trafficking in Persons.
- Under Secretary for Political Affairs
- etc
There's a whole lot of appointees that must be confirmed, in other words.
97 posted on
12/12/2016 2:43:57 AM PST by
markomalley
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