The Trump
transition is way ahead of schedule. Trump won the Presidency on Wednesday,
November 9, 2016. By December 9th he had appointed 14 key jobs and by January 9th
he had appointed another 15 for key jobs.
No other incoming President has moved this fast or this well. See below:
Donald
Trump, President
Mike
Pence, Vice President
Reince
Priebus, Whitehouse Chief of Staff
Steve
Bannon, Whitehouse Chief Strategist
Gen Mike
Flynn, National Security Advisor
Jeff
Sessions, Attorney General
Mike
Pompeo, Director CIA
Nikki
Haley, UN Ambassador
Betsy
DeVos Education Secretary
KT
McFarland, Deputy National Security Advisor
Donald McGahn White House Counsel,
Wilber
Ross, Commerce Secretary, on negotiation team
Tom
Price, Health & Human Services Secretary
Elaine
Chao, Transportation Secretary
Steve
Mnuchin, Treasury Secretary, on the negotiation team
Gen James
Mattis, Secretary of Defense
Ben
Carson, HUD Secretary
Gen John
Kelly, Homeland Security Secretary
Scott
Pruitt, EPA, Oklahoma AG
Andrew
Puzder, Labor Secretary, fast food exec
Terry
Brandstad, Ambassador to China, Iowa Governor
Ryan
Zinke, Montana Rep, Interior Secretary,
Max
Tillerson, Secretary of State, Exxon CEO
Rick
Perry, Energy Secretary
Stephen
Miller, Sr. Advisor Immigration Policy
Mick
Mulvaney, OMB, (R-SC)
Vincent
Viola, Secretary of the Army,
Sean
Spicer, Press Secretary
Kellyanne
Conway, Counselor to the President
Rudy
Giuliani, Head of Cyber Security
David
Shulkin, Veterans Affairs
Sonny
Perdue, Agriculture Secretary
30
Hope Hicks, Jason Miller
and Dan Scavino to the White House communications team
There are
more appointments to be made for Ambassadors Directors and Deputies, but the
Cabinet positions were filled prior to
the inauguration. This has never happened this quickly before.
Norb
Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader
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