Elise Stefanik Responds to Her Nomination Being Withdrawn

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : And importantly, I look forward to continuing to hold higher education accountable for their failures, as well as all of my work on the House Armed Services Committee, and in the national security space that I have been known for at the highest levels of Congress.
44% : On Thursday afternoon, the White House withdrew the nomination of Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY), whom President Donald Trump had nominated last November to serve as the United States ambassador to the United Nations.
43% : Trump confirmed concerns about the numbers in a post shared to Truth Social, though he also profusely thanked Stefanik and indicated that she may have a position in his administration in the future.
36% : Look I've been in the House, it's tough to count these votes every day and we are going to defy the political prognosticators and deliver victory on behalf of President Trump and importantly the voters across this country.

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