Trump says he won’t nominate Pulte as permanent US spy chief after backlash
President Donald Trump announced on Thursday that he will not nominate Bill Pulte for a permanent position as the nation's intelligence chief. Pulte's temporary appointment as acting director of national intelligence is set to expire early next year.

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AI-generatedPresident Donald Trump announced on Thursday that he will not nominate Bill Pulte for a permanent position as the nation's intelligence chief. Pulte's temporary appointment as acting director of national intelligence is set to expire early next year. This decision comes after significant backlash from Democrats and some Republican senators regarding Pulte's lack of national security experience. Trump made these remarks to reporters in the Oval Office, indicating that Pulte would not be nominated to permanently lead the US intelligence community.
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4 extractedThere was a backlash against Pulte's appointment from Democrats and some Republican senators.
Bill Pulte's temporary appointment as acting director of national intelligence expires early next year.
The backlash was due to Pulte's lack of national security experience.
Donald Trump indicated he would not nominate Bill Pulte to be the nation’s intelligence chief.