U.S. President Obama plans to appoint former President John F. Kennedy's daughter Caroline as the U.S. ambassador to Japan the same day, but the White House declined to respond to this rumor.
Caroline Kennedy for Obama in the 2008 presidential election, when vigorously electioneering, aged 55, has been rumored to be Obama candidates for the next U.S. ambassador to Japan, the Washington Post said on the 1st, now appointed almost more firmly established, but the report did not provide sources, White House spokesman Carney day as a pretext, declined to respond to this rumor.
White House spokesman Carney: "I do not have the personnel appointments to announce the public record that I did not see anyone from the White House or the Obama administration confirmed the rumors."
As former President John F. Kennedy, the only surviving sons and daughters, Caroline Obama put into the 2008 presidential primaries early endorsement for him, and even helped organize the partner of Obama and Biden, Obama's victory made ??great contribution.
Caroline is currently engaged in writing and work as a lawyer, and served as chairman of the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library, once expressed wishes took over Senator Hillary Clinton as secretary of state in 2009 after leaving the uncollected, but at the last minute to the family as a reason to quit . No public office experience Caroline was officially appointed as ambassador to Japan, will continue the tradition of politics by the Kennedy family.
 



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