Here are 5 key aspects that can be drawn from the formation Trump administration yet:
- Loyalty priority
Trump He places great importance on loyalty, choosing mainly individuals who supported him during his first term or who were on his side during Impeachment trials.
They include Rep. Elise Stefanik for Ambassador to the United Nations, Lee Zeldin for Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, and Doug Collins for the Department of Veterans Affairs.
- Undermining the agencies involved
The selection of some candidates for Cabinet positions has raised concerns about undermining the agencies they will lead.
For example, Tulsi Gabbard was chosen to be Director of National Intelligence despite her controversial positions on the war in Ukraine.
- Faster pace and clearer vision
Unlike his first term, where he was slow to form his administration, Trump moved quickly to nominate top officials and members of the new administration, reflecting more careful planning this time around.
- Senate confirmation tests
Trump’s nominees, such as Matt Gaetz and Tulsi Gabbard, are expected to face a tough test in the Senate, raising questions about the extent of Republican support for these controversial appointments.
- Prominent ministerial positions remain vacant
Despite numerous appointments, some key Cabinet positions such as Secretary of the Treasury, Secretary of Commerce, and US Trade Representative remain uncertain.
The names of candidates for these positions are expected to be announced in the coming days.
