Michael Faulkender confirmed as Deputy Secretary of the Treasury

Michael Faulkender Deputy Secretary for the U.S. Department of the Treasury - Official Website
Michael Faulkender Deputy Secretary for the U.S. Department of the Treasury - Official Website
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Yesterday, the United States Senate confirmed Michael Faulkender as the Deputy Secretary of the Treasury.

“It is an honor to be confirmed as the Deputy Secretary of the United States Department of the Treasury. Thank you, President Trump, for the trust and confidence you have placed in me, and I thank Secretary Scott Bessent for his unwavering support,” said Faulkender. “I look forward to working with Secretary Bessent in delivering prosperity for the American people, the reprivatization of our economy, national security through economic security, and working to support the President’s America First agenda.”

The Senate confirmed Faulkender as the 16th Deputy Secretary with a majority vote.

“I am thrilled to have Michael serving as the Deputy Secretary of the Treasury. Michael is a distinguished economist who brings a rare blend of real-world experience, academic credentials, and advocacy to the position that will serve the American people well,” said Secretary Scott Bessent.



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