Billy Long was dismissed from his role as IRS Commissioner by President Trump after two months, only to be quickly named ambassador to Iceland. Previously a Republican congressman who had called for the IRS's abolition, Long's leadership faced challenges, including the need for approvals from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. In his last email to IRS employees, he celebrated his upcoming 70th birthday and encouraged them to leave early. Long expressed his eagerness for his new role and made a playful comment about his appointment in reference to Dean Cain.
Billy Long was fired as IRS Commissioner by President Trump just two months into his role and was quickly appointed as ambassador to Iceland.
Long's tenure at the IRS was marked by his prior call for abolition of the agency and a reported dependency on Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's approval.
In his final email to IRS employees, Long encouraged an early leave, preparing for his 70th birthday celebration, conveying a sense of personal connection in his leadership.
Long expressed excitement for his new ambassador role on social media and made a humorous reference to actor Dean Cain's enlistment in ICE.
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