NEW: Sen. Sasse, who frequently clashed with former President Trump but won a second term in 2020, is expected to resign from office before the end of the year, a source familiar with the move says.
WASHINGTON — Sen. Ben Sasse, R-Neb., who frequently clashed with former President Donald Trump but won a second term in 2020, is expected to resign before the end of the year, a source familiar with the move confirmed to NBC News on Thursday.
and the university confirmed that Sasse is in talks for the top job there after news broke on Thursday.by KFAB talk radio host Ian Swanson, a former Sasse staffer, who opened his show Thursday by announcing that his former boss would soon be resigning to take a job in academia. “This is right for the University of Florida, right for the state of Florida and right for the Sasse family,” said Rahul Patel, chair of the university's Presidential Search Committee. “Ben brings intellectual curiosity, a belief in the power and potential of American universities, and an unmatched track record of leadership spanning higher education, government and the private sector.”
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