Thomas Rose, a businessman and former media executive, has been nominated as U.S. ambassador to Poland. A strong supporter of Poland and a vocal critic of Donald Tusk, his appointment signals a new chapter in U.S.-Polish relations.
A Businessman and Commentator with Strong Views
Former media executive and political strategist Thomas Rose has been nominated by Donald Trump as the next U.S. ambassador to Poland. Rose, a respected businessman and radio host, previously led The Jerusalem Post and co-hosted The Bauer and Rose Show on Sirius XM. He also served as a senior advisor to former Vice President Mike Pence, playing a key role in shaping U.S. foreign policy, particularly regarding Israel and the Middle East. Known for his conservative stance, Rose has been vocal in defending historical truths about Poland and has criticized Donald Tusk’s government, especially regarding media freedom.
A Vocal Supporter of Poland and Historical Truth
Rose has expressed strong admiration for Poland, calling President Andrzej Duda “America’s greatest friend in Europe.” He has defended Poland’s role in World War II and criticized Western media narratives. His appointment signals a continuation of Trump’s America First policy, ensuring that U.S.-Polish relations remain a priority. Given his media experience and political background, Rose’s tenure as ambassador is expected to be marked by both diplomatic engagement and outspoken commentary on key issues.