Trump looks beyond 2028 as Board of Peace recruits former Biden aide to build bipartisan support
Former Biden liaison Shelley Greenspan joins Trump's Board of Peace to build bipartisan congressional support for the Gaza plan beyond his presidency.
The Board of Peace, a group working to gain bipartisan support in Congress for President Donald Trump's Gaza peace plan, has appointed a former Biden aide to bolster the cause. Shelley Greenspan, who previously served on Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign research team and worked at AIPAC, has been named a senior adviser to the Board of Peace.
Greenspan, a granddaughter of Holocaust survivors, will focus on congressional outreach, particularly to Democratic lawmakers. The Board of Peace aims to establish lasting bipartisan support for both the Gaza peace plan and the Board itself, so that a future Democratic president elected in 2028 would continue to implement the plan.
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