Who are the candidates for Trump’s Cabinet 2.0?

appointment of Susie Wills as Chief of Staff The White House post is the first to be announced by the next President of the United States, Donald Trump, for a second term, in which he is expected to remain with very loyal allies. Trump, who feuded with several members of his first Cabinet, especially after the attack on the Capitol, will do the same. Vice President of JD Vance

A senator from Ohio, who was previously critical of him, but now fully supports him.

Wills, the first woman to be appointed White House chief of staff, one of the most important posts in Washington, has been one of the Republican campaign’s key advisers and Trump himself credits her for last Tuesday’s victory over Democratic candidate Kamala Harris.

One of the people who could have a big role is the richest man in the world, Elon Musk, director of Tesla and SpaceX and owner of the social networkFrom where he has promoted a strong campaign in favor of the Republicans. Trump offered Musk to run an office for “government efficiency” with the goal of cutting bureaucratic spending and countering Republicans’ goal of eliminating what he calls the “deep state.”

This is also expected Some offices for Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Nephew of former Democratic President John F. Kennedy (1961–1963), who withdrew his presidential candidacy as an independent candidate to support Trump, which was rejected by the Kennedy dynasty. The controversial businessman, known for his anti-vaccine stance, has said he could have an important role in the health policy of the next Trump administration.

Stephen Miller, one of the great thinkers Due to Trump’s anti-immigration policy, he may also get an important post in the White House.

One of the most important decisions the next President must make is the appointment of the Attorney General who will lead Department of Justice And will close two criminal cases against Republicans for the attack on the Capitol and the taking of classified documents from the White House. After a strained relationship with his first-term prosecutors, Jeff Sessions and William Barr, he is expected to pick very loyal people who will never turn their backs on him, among whom it seems Jeff Klar

Kay, the former deputy attorney general who was convicted of election interference in the state of Georgia along with Trump, or the current attorney general of Texas, Ken Paxton.

One of the names that is most speculated about Marco Rubio leads US diplomacyA senator from Florida who was on the Republican list of potential Vice Presidents for a second term. Cuban-born Rubio has exerted significant influence on Latin America policy in Trump’s first term on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, but some advisers to the future president believe his ‘hawk’ profile is too “America first.” This is contrary to the separatist policy of. “Which Trump promotes.

It is also in ponds Richard Grenell, Trump’s controversial former ambassador to GermanyA deeply loyal Republican figure who was involved in the effort to overturn his 2020 election loss in the state of Nevada. He also attended the recent meeting between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Trump is considering the possibility of imposing Mike Pompeo heads the PentagonWho was Secretary of State in his first term and is one of the few members of his first Cabinet who could repeat in the government. Other names on the table are Florida Congressman and retired National Guard Colonel Mike Waltz and Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton, who had already been suggested as Defense Secretary for Trump’s first term.

till Robert Lighthizer may be in front of the US Treasury, Who was the Foreign Trade Representative in Trump’s first term and is considered a skeptic of free trade and a supporter of the tariff war with China. Major donors to the Trump campaign, such as businessmen Howard Lutnick, Scott Besant and John Paulson, are also being considered for the position.

Governor of North Dakota, Doug Burgum on list of potential Energy Secretaries And former Education Secretary Betsy DeVos could return to that department to fulfill Trump’s promise to dismantle it.