


Trump's Cabinet Selections Blend Loyalty and Diversity Despite GOP Divisions
President-elect Donald Trump's Cabinet picks reveal a mix of loyalty, diversity, and contentious divisions within the GOP as his administration takes shape.
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Overview
President-elect Donald Trump is finalizing his second-term Cabinet appointments, featuring a blend of loyalty and diversity. Key figures include Marco Rubio as State Secretary, gaining historical significance as the first Latino nominee. However, internal GOP tensions arise from controversial appointments like RFK Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard, which some label a 'Liberal cabinet.' Critics highlight a potential ideological clash and scrutiny over past misconduct allegations faced by nominees such as Pete Hegseth and Gabbard. The incoming administration is poised to witness a significant test of loyalty and governance dynamics amid Senate Republican skepticism regarding Trump's choices.
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