President Donald Trump has made a bold move by appointing Thomas Rose as the new U.S. ambassador to Poland. Rose, a businessman and commentator with a deep understanding of global affairs, is best known for his leadership at The Jerusalem Post. His nomination has stirred excitement among conservatives in Poland, who see him as a key ally in defending national sovereignty and traditional values.
Support from Poland’s Conservative Leaders
Mariusz Błaszczak, vice president of Poland’s ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party, shared his thoughts on Rose’s appointment during an interview with Telewizja Republika. “I look at Ambassador Rose with hope,” Błaszczak stated, emphasizing Rose’s conservative roots and history of supporting European right-wing movements, including the European Conservatives and Reformists group, which PiS is part of.
A Diplomat Who Understands Poland’s Struggles
Rose isn’t just another diplomat—he understands Poland’s struggles and has spoken out against injustices in the past. He has been openly critical of Donald Tusk’s administration, particularly its efforts to seize control of Polish media. More importantly, he has stood up for Poland when others have tried to rewrite history and unfairly blame the country for World War II atrocities.
Poland’s Future Remains in Its Own Hands
However, Błaszczak wisely reminded Poles that, while Rose is a strong advocate for Poland, his primary duty is to represent the United States. “It’s up to us to solve our own problems. No one will do it for us,” he warned, reinforcing PiS’s core belief in national self-reliance.
Strengthening U.S.-Polish Relations
Rose’s appointment signals that U.S.-Polish relations are on solid ground. With a conservative diplomat who respects Poland’s history and values, we can expect fairer treatment on the world stage and a strong advocate for truth. That said, as Błaszczak pointed out, Poland’s fate is ultimately in its own hands.