


Trump's New Administration Hires Emphasize Loyalty, Excludes Critics
President-elect Trump outlines hiring policies prioritizing loyalty over qualifications, while Senate confirms key nominees amidst political tensions.
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Overview
President-elect Donald Trump is focusing on loyalty in staffing his administration, excluding candidates linked to Republican critics. During Senate hearings, nominees outlined their visions, with mixed reactions from both parties. Trump advises against recommending candidates associated with his political opponents, including former Vice President Mike Pence and Rep. Liz Cheney, raising questions about the implications for governance. Key nominees for major positions largely maintained support during confirmation hearings, signaling a potential path forward despite scrutiny. Trump's emphasis on loyalty signifies a strategic shift as he prepares to take office for a second term.
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