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Congress Questions Qualifications of Trump's Acting Intelligence Chief Pick Bill Pulte

Senate lawmakers are questioning the qualifications of Bill Pulte, appointed by President Trump as the acting director of national intelligence. Many senators were surprised by the appointment, citing a lack of familiarity with Pulte's background in intelligence. Concerns have been raised regarding his suitability for the role, particularly given current international issues.

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Senate lawmakers are questioning the qualifications of Bill Pulte, appointed by President Trump as the acting director of national intelligence. Many senators were surprised by the appointment, citing a lack of familiarity with Pulte's background in intelligence. Concerns have been raised regarding his suitability for the role, particularly given current international issues.

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Congress blindsided by Trump’s Pulte pick and questions qualifications for intelligence chief

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Congress Questions Qualifications of Trump's Acting Intelligence Chief Pick Bill Pulte