I think it will be very interesting to observe as President Trumps puts together his Cabinet. Our new President is a very fair and wise man, and he will repay many of those who stood by him through this difficult Election.
Some of those outstanding supporters are:
1. Newt Gingrich
2. Rudy Giuliani
3. Chris Christie
4. Senator Jeff Sessions
5. Senator Bob Corker
6. Sarah Palin
7. Ben Carson, among others…
The Trump Transition Team has been very tight-lipped about the Cabinet choices, and they have refused to make any comments. But many close to Trump have speculated about his choices.

SECRETARY OF STATE:
Newt Gingrich, Senator Bob Corker, or possibly John Bolton
SECRETARY OF DEFENSE:
Senator Jeff Sessions, Stephen Hadley, former Senator Jim Talent, or possibly Rep. Duncan Hunter
TREASURY SECRETARY:
Trump has said himself that he would like to give this position to his own finance advisor, Mnuchin, who has his own private investment firm. According to the way Trump has financed his campaign, Mnuchin sounds like a perfect choice to me.
ATTORNEY GENERAL:
Sounds like Rudy Giuliani is the prime candidate for this position. I agree with this choice. Also, Chris Christie, and Pam Bondi have been mentioned.
INTERIOR SECRETARY:
Lucas of Lucas Oil, Robert Grady, Donald Trump, Jr. (MY CHOICE), or possibly Sarah Palin. Other possible candidates include former Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer; Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin; Wyoming Rep. Cynthia Lummis; and Oklahoma oilman Harold Hamm.
AGRICULTURE SECRETARY:
Sid Miller, Agriculture Secretary of Texas, or others mentioned are Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback; former Nebraska Gov. Dave Heineman; former Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue; and former Texas Gov. Rick Perry; as well as Charles Herbster, and Mike McCloskey, a major dairy executive in Indiana.
Trump has many choices in this group…still more:

Bruce Rastetter, a major Republican donor in Iowa, and Kip Tom, a farmer who ran for Congress in Indiana this year but was defeated in the primary, are also among those being considered.

Other top Republican insiders expect that Chuck Connor, president and CEO of the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives; Don Villwock, president of the Indiana Farm Bureau; and Ted McKinney, current director of the Indiana Department of Agriculture in administration of Gov. Mike Pence, are also likely to be in the running for the post.

COMMERCE SECRETAY: Trump is looking at the business community for these possible choices: Wilbur Ross, a Trump economic adviser, Dan DiMicco, former CEO of steelmaker Nucor Corp and a Trump trade adviser, Rick Perry, Mike Huckabee, and even Christie.

HOMELAND SECURITY SECRETARY: David Clarke, the conservative sheriff of Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, is a possible candidate for Homeland Security secretary. Clarke has cultivated a devoted following on the right, and he spoke at the Republican National Convention in Ohio, declaring, “Blue lives matter.” Christie is also seen as a possible DHS secretary. I WOULD LOVE TO SEE DAVID CLARKE IN THIS POSITION.

Of course, the honorable and wise Dr. Ben Carson is being considered for HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SECRETARY. There could not be a better choice. Dr. Carson has been the voice of reason throughout the entire Election.

Labor secretary As with many Cabinet posts under Trump, the campaign and transition staff have been looking for a CEO or executive to lead the Labor Department. One name being bandied about is Victoria Lipnic, commissioner of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission since 2010. She also served as an assistant secretary of labor for employment standards from 2002 until 2009. The Mitt Romney transition team reportedly also considered her for a top labor post in 2012.

Veterans Affairs secretary The name most commonly mentioned for Veterans Affairs secretary is House Veterans’ Affairs Chairman Jeff Miller, who’s retiring from the House and was an early Trump backer.

Environmental Protection Agency administrator While Trump has called for eliminating the EPA, he has more recently modified that position, saying in September that he’ll “refocus the EPA on its core mission of ensuring clean air, and clean, safe drinking water for all Americans.”

Myron Ebell, a climate skeptic who is running the EPA working group on Trump’s transition team, is seen as a top candidate to lead the agency. Ebell, an official at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, has come under fire from environmental groups for his stances on global warming. Venture capitalist Robert Grady is also a contender.

Other potential candidates: Joe Aiello, director of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection’s Division of Environmental Safety and Quality Assurance; Carol Comer, the commissioner of the Indiana Department of Environmental Management, who was appointed by Pence; and Leslie Rutledge, attorney general of Arkansas and a lead challenger of EPA regulations in the state.

President Trump and his new Cabinet will make America great again, and Americans will have the right to be proud again…at last.

http://www.politico.com/story/2016/11/who-is-in-president-trump-cabinet-231071

FROM VIDEO LINK: Entering to the music of ‘Air Force One’ Donald Trump stood onstage early this morning alongside some of his closest campaign advisers, many of whom are poised to hold big league jobs in the Trump cabinet come January.
He gave shout-outs to Rudy Giuliani, Chris Christie and Sen. Jeff Sessions, who joined the families of Trump and his running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, to celebrate their surprise victory on the platform.
All three of these Trump surrogates are being considered for gigs in the new administration, Politico is reporting, along with some of the other conservative prominent talkers that the Republican had deployed on the campaign trail in recent weeks.

Many in Trump’s inner circle may be making the trek to Washington too. Trump’s pollster-turned-campaign manager Kellyanne Conway told DailyMail.com last night that she was open to a White House gig.
Press Secretary Hope Hicks, a breakout political communications star, could also make the move south.
By the end of the campaign Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner had become one of The Donald’s most trusted advisers, which means he and his wife, forthcoming first daughter Ivanka Trump, could have a big presence in D.C.
Additionally, Republican National Committee chairman Reince Priebus, who proudly took over the podium at the victory party, is reportedly being considered for the job of chief of staff.
Scottie Nell Hughes, one of Trump’s most prominent cable news pundits, said she’s game for anything now that her man has won.
‘I will support Mr. Trump & his policies in which ever way serves our Country best,’ she said in an email with Dailymail.com. ‘This could be continuing in the current position I’m very happy with in the media or in another [role] more official with the Trump Administration.’
Team Trump has knocked down all the big names in speculation thus far

‘I want to give a very special thanks to our former mayor, Rudy Giuliani,’ Trump said, craning his next to find the New Yorker among the crowd that joined the president-elect on the ballroom’s platform. ‘Unbelievable, unbelievable. He traveled with us and he went through meetings. That Rudy never changes.’
Giuliani is being considered for the role of attorney general, Politico reported.
The former New York City mayor, who helped get the city through 9/11, is a New York Republican also seen at Trump’s side.
He had his own presidential ambitions back in 2008, but quickly pulled out after the first couple of primaries.
Hitching himself to the Trump train, Giuliani spoke at the Republican National Convention on behalf of Trump, who considers himself the ‘law and order’ candidate, a similar line of thinking to when Giuliani cleaned up the streets of New York in the ’90s.
He was also the surrogate the Trump campaign sent out when The Donald was at his lowest, in the aftermath of the ‘p****’ video, when many other Republicans were running from the GOP nominee.

Onstage, celebrating his victory, Trump also commended a former political rival, New Jersey’s Gov. Christie.
‘Governor Christie, folks, was unbelievable,’ Trump said, with the New Jersey governor standing in the center of The Donald’s pack.
Christie, who ran for the presidency this cycle, stunned the political world by endorsing Trump in late February, months before the GOP primary was over.
He was credited for the demise of the politician once seen as the future of the Republican party, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio – who did win re-election last night – by hitting him again and again during the New Hampshire Republican debate in early February.
Trump also considered the mouthy New Jersey politician, awarding him for his loyalty, for veep.
Christie, who attended the election night fete at the Midtown Hilton in New York, was originally thought to be a shoo-in for attorney general, but with two aides on the hook for the ‘bridgegate’ scandal, Giuliani may be a more politically-safe choice instead.

Trump also pointed out Sessions, noting how he was the ‘first senator, first major, major politician,’ to endorse Trump’s longshot White House bid.
‘He is highly respected in Washington because he’s as smart as you get,’ Trump said.
As a reward, Trump could appoint the Alabama senator as secretary of defense. The billionaire is eyeing another surrogate too, Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, but congress would have to approve to waive a rule that says the secretary of defense has to have been out of the military for seven years.
Flynn had been on the shortlist to be Trump’s vice president earlier this year.

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