President Barack Obama on Friday announced the nomination of U.S. Senator John Kerry to replace Hillary Clinton as secretary of state, calling him the "perfect choice" to guide American diplomacy in the years ahead. Obama settled on Kerry, chairman ofPresident Obama today nominated Senator John F. Kerry to be the country's 68th secretary of state, citing the Massachusetts Democrat's deep political and diplomatic experience in selecting him to be the country's chief foreign representative and topPresident Barack Obama on Friday announced the nomination of U.S. Senator John Kerry to replace Hillary Clinton as secretary of state, calling him the "perfect choice" to guide American diplomacy in the years ahead. Obama settled on Kerry, chairman ofPresident Barack Obama has nominated Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.) for Secretary of State. Kerry, a decorated Vietnam War veteran and 2004 Democratic presidential nominee, will replace Secretary of State Hillary RodhamWASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama on Friday nominated John Kerry to replace Hillary Clinton as secretary of state, calling the veteran U.S. senator the "perfect choice" for America's top diplomat as he began reshaping his national security
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