Daily Mail Online Article RatingLord Mandelson 'good fit´ for ambassador to US, Cabinet minister says
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
62% : Lord Mandelson, who served in the cabinets of Sir Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, is poised to be the UK's next top diplomat in Washington, in a political appointment as Donald Trump returns to the White House.54% : "We're sending someone close to the Prime Minister with unrivalled political and policy experience, particularly on the crucial issue of trade.
47% : We need someone as the next ambassador to the US who is going to be able to promote our economic and security interests with one of our closest allies, and so I think he is a really good fit for the job Heidi Alexander The Times reported Lord Mandelson was chosen ahead of former foreign secretary David Miliband, ex-development secretary Baroness Amos and Baroness Ashton of Upholland, who served as European trade commissioner.
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