Trump's cabinet.

[Elijah John]

Donald Trump will soon be naming his Cabinet and close advisors. Who would you like to see, in what positions, and why?

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Chief of Staff: Kellyanne Conway, it is just as important to control the leader as it is to control the staff and it appears that she is the only one who can do that.

Sec. State: John R. Bolton, UN Ambassador 2005-6, realizes that states craft involves more than teaching counterparts the Macarana or giving the Russia a [strike]retreat[/strike] reset button.

Sec, Treas: Ron Paul, audit the fed.

Attorney General(DOJ): Rudy Giulliani, exemplary service as a prosecuting attorney and experience successfully running a large bureaucracy(New York City).

Sec. Int: Steny Hoyer, reach across to "drill baby drill" Democrat

Sec. Ag: Steny Hoyer, combine with Interior dept., currently slush fund, like Commerce.

Sec. Commerce: Scott Walker, proven negotiator. It's a slush fund that should be recombined with Labor as aa arbiter.

Sec. Labor: Scott Walker, proven negotiator.

Sec. Def: KT McFarland, PR. Asst. Sec. Def 1982–1985(Weinberger/Reagan). Reykjavik and the Berlin Wall, 'nough said.

Sec. HHS: Dr. Ben Carson. Steady hand, with administrative experience. Can work with Perry in Sec. Ed. combine.

Sec. HUD: Scott Walker, another slush fund, best handled by Commerce.

Sec. Trans: Scott Walker, another slush fund, best handled by Commerce.

Sec. Education: Rick Perry, after closing down the Commerce Dept., he can over see the return of this Dept. to HHS where it belongs

Sec. VA: KT McFarland/Dr. Ben Carson , best handled by Def. and HHS.

Homeland Security: KT McFarland/Rudy Giulliani. This department was created because of info walls. Lower the walls and DOJ and DOD can handle this.

[Elijah John]

Chief of Staff: Kellyanne Conway, it is just as important to control the leader as it is to control the staff and it appears that she is the only one who can do that.

Sec. State: John R. Bolton, UN Ambassador 2005-6, realizes that states craft involves more than teaching counterparts the Macarana or giving the Russia a [strike]retreat[/strike] reset button.

Sec, Treas: Ron Paul, audit the fed.

Attorney General(DOJ): Rudy Giulliani, exemplary service as a prosecuting attorney and experience successfully running a large bureaucracy(New York City).

Sec. Int: Steny Hoyer, reach across to "drill baby drill" Democrat

Sec. Ag: Steny Hoyer, combine with Interior dept., currently slush fund, like Commerce.

Sec. Commerce: Scott Walker, proven negotiator. It's a slush fund that should be recombined with Labor as aa arbiter.

Sec. Labor: Scott Walker, proven negotiator.

Sec. Def: KT McFarland, PR. Asst. Sec. Def 1982–1985(Weinberger/Reagan). Reykjavik and the Berlin Wall, 'nough said.

Sec. HHS: Dr. Ben Carson. Steady hand, with administrative experience. Can work with Perry in Sec. Ed. combine.

Sec. HUD: Scott Walker, another slush fund, best handled by Commerce.

Sec. Trans: Scott Walker, another slush fund, best handled by Commerce.

Sec. Education: Rick Perry, after closing down the Commerce Dept., he can over see the return of this Dept. to HHS where it belongs

Sec. VA: KT McFarland/Dr. Ben Carson , best handled by Def. and HHS.

Homeland Security: KT McFarland/Rudy Giulliani. This department was created because of info walls. Lower the walls and DOJ and DOD can handle this.

Good choices,... some additional/overlapping suggestions:

Kellyanne Conway, Press Secretary, or Communications Director, if not Chief of Staff.

Guiliani AG or Homeland Security,

Bolton, State,

Huckabee Agriculture,

Carson, Surgeon General or HSS,

Kelly Ayotte Defense, (heard Dana Perino suggest her, I like.)

Sherriff Arpaio, Homeland Security

And I hope the President-elect makes good use of Scott Brown, Chris Christie, Sherrif David Clark, Carley Fiorena, not exactly sure how though.

I'd rather see Rand Paul than his Dad though. Seems a little more mainstream.

I like your choice of KT McFarland too.

Chief of Staff?

Newt Gingrich or Rience Priebus

I thought Trump would do well to announce some of his possible choices before the election, to give the voters a more clear idea of the quality people he would surround himself with and perhaps reassure them.

Turns out, or course, he didn't need to.

[Monta]

Donald Trump will soon be naming his Cabinet and close advisors. Who would you like to see, in what positions, and why?

All those names are new to me except for Guilani, but I am glad that
some names will not be seen...Victoria Nuland and her $5bl coup in Ukraine.