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2 Mar, 4 tweets, 1 min read
Senate Intelligence Cmte today unanimously approved President Biden's CIA Director nominee William Burns, favorably reporting out his nomination to the full Senate by voice vote.
Senate Intel Chair Warner: "I’m pleased to report that the Senate Intelligence Committee voted today to report out the nomination of Ambassador William Burns for CIA Director."
Warner (D-VA): "The overwhelmingly bipartisan vote in Ambassador Burns’ favor is a testament to the nominee’s unquestioned qualifications for the role, long experience in matters of national security, and laudable commitment to public service."
Warner (D-VA): "With our country facing so many challenges all around the globe, the men and women of the CIA deserve a Senate-confirmed director in place as soon as possible, and it is my hope that the Senate will move to confirm Ambassador Burns without any unnecessary delay."

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