Kelly Loeffler Sworn in as First Nominee for Trump’s Cabinet, Pledges to Donate Salary to Charity

Former Georgia Senator Kelly Loeffler has been confirmed as the first nominee for President Donald Trump’s Cabinet, following a vigorous confirmation hearing. In her testimony, Loeffler emphasized her commitment to serve the American people, stating, “I am dedicated to making a difference in the lives of our small business owners and creating jobs across the country.” During her hearing before the Senate Small Business Committee, she fielded inquiries regarding her plans for supporting small businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic. Loeffler expressed her belief in the potential of small businesses as the backbone of the American economy. She pledged to donate her salary to charity, reinforcing her commitment to public service. “I have been inspired by the resilience of small businesses throughout this unprecedented time,” Loeffler remarked, highlighting the challenges these enterprises face and her intention to assist them in recovery. The vote for her confirmation took place swiftly, following bipartisan support from several committee members. Senators lauded her experience in the private sector, which they believe will be beneficial in her role as Administrator of the Small Business Administration (SBA). Loeffler’s background as an entrepreneur and her policies will be closely watched as she embarks upon her new role, where her aim is to foster growth and innovation in the small business sector.