Monica Croleley was officially sworn in as the United States Ambassador and head of the protocol by the Senate on 30 May. Crowley was officially nominated by the administration of US President Donald Trump in December 2024 last year.Expressing her enthusiasm, she shared the news on X, I am being confirmed by the Senate to serve as the Ambassador of the United States and Protocol! , He said, “It is deeply grateful to President Trump and Senate that we are excited to return to the country and abroad for the privilege of representing our great country. The greatest president and the greatest president and the US are excited to come back to work for the US!”, He said.Earlier, he has served as the United States Ambassador, Assistant Secretary, and head of the United States Protocol.
Who is Monica Crole?
Crowley was born in Arizona. He is one of the ‘The New York Times Besting Author’ for his books, “What is Blap)?” And “The Happy Warrier Guide to the Great American Comeback”. She holds a dual master’s degree from the University of Colgate and also gives a doctorate in international relations with the University of Columbia.He has served as the Assistant Secretary of Treasury for public affairs during the first term in the office of President Trump. He has received the Alexander Hamilton Award, which is the highest honor given by the department for his extraordinary service. A high-profile TV and radio personality, he served as a popular television anchor and political and foreign affairs analysts for Fox News Channel, Fox Business Network, ABC News, NBC News and other national networks. He is also hosting the podcast series, “The Monica Crole Podcast”. Earlier in his career, he served as a foreign policy assistant for former US President Richard Nixon since 1990, until his death in 1994, as reported by Richard Nixon Foundation.He also wrote two bestsellers, sharing his experiences with Nixon, “Nixon of the Record” and “Nixon in Winter”. He has contributed to several national publications including New Yorker, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Post, Los Angeles Times and Newsweek.She has been a guest-guardian in Yale, Colombia, Rutgers and MIT universities.
