John Bryson News
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Senate Republicans are delaying at least two Cabinet-level nominations with potential effects on industries, complicating President Barack Obama’s second-term agenda.
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President Barack Obama asked his nominees for Commerce secretary and trade ambassador to revive U.S. export growth as the administration’s goal of doubling overseas sales by the end of next year slips out of reach.
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President Barack Obama urged Commerce Secretary John Bryson to focus on his health, three days after he was treated for a seizure following a series of minor traffic accidents.
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U.S. Commerce Secretary John Bryson announced last night he was taking a medical leave of absence, two days after being treated for a seizure following a series of minor traffic accidents.
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U.S. Commerce Secretary John Bryson was treated for a seizure after driving his luxury car into two vehicles in separate Los Angeles County accidents five minutes apart during the weekend.
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John Bryson, President Barack Obama’s nominee for Commerce secretary, sided with Republicans in Congress, saying companies need lower taxes and that a labor complaint against Boeing Co. was “not sound.”
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A man who was in a car struck by a vehicle operated by then-U.S. Commerce Secretary John Bryson told an emergency operator he thought Bryson was intoxicated and followed the car, according to a tape of that call. Tests later showed Bryson was not drunk.
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John Bryson, who became President Barack Obama’s Commerce secretary today, will take a leading role in the effort to reduce an unemployment rate stuck above 9 percent and a push to double U.S. exports.
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The health of U.S. Commerce Secretary John Bryson, now on leave after having a seizure, wasn’t raised as a concern during his Senate confirmation last year, according to the lawmaker who oversaw the process.
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President Barack Obama named former Edison International Chief Executive Officer John Bryson as his choice for commerce secretary, drawing on business expertise for a job central to his goal of doubling U.S. exports.
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