Darren Beattie, a former Trump administration speechwriter who was previously fired for attending a white nationalist event and making incendiary remarks, has been appointed president of the U.S. Institute of Peace. His selection has sparked significant controversy due to his past associations and statements, including praise for the Chinese government and inflammatory comments on race. The appointment is seen as a move to realign the institute's mission, but critics argue it undermines the organization's credibility. Beattie's leadership is expected to bring a significant shift in the institute's direction, raising concerns among bipartisan observers. The decision reflects ongoing political polarization and debates over the leadership of key U.S. institutions.
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