Clayton Confirmed as DNI, but Swearing-In Delay Worries Democrats
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The Senate narrowly confirmed Jay Clayton to lead the DNI, but he has not yet been sworn in, leaving acting DNI Bill Pulte in place. Democrats express alarm and seek an explanation amid rising Iran tensions and reports of personnel firings, with concerns about Pulte’s lack of intelligence experience and his simultaneous roles at FHFA and in overseeing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. The White House has not specified when Clayton will take office or participate in cabinet meetings.
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