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Trump Assembles New Cabinet: Leftists React with Predictable Outrage

As president Donald Trump selects his administration's cabinet members, Democrats and their media allies are expressing their usual dismay.

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As President-elect Donald Trump prepares for his second term, he has announced a series of bold Cabinet appointments that have predictably sent the left into a frenzy. Democrats and their media allies are expressing their usual dismay, labeling these selections as "controversial" and "unqualified," despite the appointees' proven track records and unwavering commitment to America's interests.

Many people on the right have also been upset about some of Trump's picks, this is mostly regarding perceived Israeli influence, which people think could lead to a conflict of interest when it comes to national issues. Below each cabinet pick, we've included key donations that might indicate support for Israeli interests. This data was collected by OpenSecrets.

Here are the key appointments to Trump's cabinet:

Secretary of State – Marco Rubio

Pro-Israel America PAC: $109,800 (2022)
Republican Jewish Coalition $77,736 (2022)

Senator Marco Rubio, a seasoned legislator with extensive foreign policy experience, has been tapped to lead the State Department. His firm stance on China and advocacy for a robust national defence align perfectly with the administration's America First agenda.

Secretary of Defence – Pete Hegseth

Pro-Israel America PAC: $0

Pete Hegseth, an Army National Guard veteran and Fox News contributor, is set to oversee the Department of Defence. Hegseth's firsthand military experience and dedication to veterans' issues make him an ideal choice to strengthen our armed forces.

Attorney General – Matt Gaetz

Pro-Israel America PAC: $0

Representative Matt Gaetz, a staunch defender of constitutional rights and vocal critic of government overreach, has been nominated as the nation's top law enforcement officer. His appointment signals a return to law and order, much to the chagrin of those who prefer leniency over justice.

Secretary of Homeland Security – Kristi Noem

Pro-Israel America PAC: $0

Governor Kristi Noem of South Dakota, known for her unwavering support of border security and immigration enforcement, will lead the Department of Homeland Security. Her leadership promises to restore integrity to our immigration system, a move that has left open-border advocates in disarray.

Director of National Intelligence – Tulsi Gabbard

Pro-Israel America PAC: $0

Former Representative Tulsi Gabbard, who recently joined the Republican Party, has been chosen to oversee the nation's intelligence community. Her appointment underscores a commitment to bipartisan cooperation and a focus on genuine national security threats, much to the discomfort of partisan operatives.

Chief of Staff – Susie Wiles

Pro-Israel America PAC: $0

Susie Wiles, a seasoned political strategist with a history of successful campaign management, will serve as the first female White House Chief of Staff. Her appointment reflects the administration's dedication to merit-based advancement, a concept seemingly foreign to identity politics enthusiasts.

"Border Czar" – Tom Homan

Pro-Israel America PAC: $0

Tom Homan, former Acting Director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, has been appointed to oversee border security initiatives. His extensive experience in immigration enforcement is a clear indication of the administration's commitment to securing the nation's borders, a stance that has left open-border proponents scrambling.

Ambassador to the UN – Elise Stefanik

American Israel Public Affairs Cmte: $209,344 (2024)
Andreessen Horowitz: $19,800 (2024)

Representative Elise Stefanik, known for her strong defence of American sovereignty on the global stage, has been nominated as the U.S. Ambassador to the UN. Her appointment is a clear message that the United States will no longer bow to international pressure at the expense of its own interests, much to the dismay of globalists.

Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency – Lee Zeldin

Republican Jewish Coalition: $15,000 (2024)

Former Representative Lee Zeldin, a proponent of balanced environmental policies that do not stifle economic growth, has been chosen to lead the EPA. His leadership is expected to bring common sense back to environmental regulation, a prospect that has environmental extremists up in arms.

National Security Advisor – Michael Waltz

Pro-Israel America PAC: $79,800 (2024)

Representative Michael Waltz, a decorated combat veteran and expert in counterterrorism, will serve as the National Security Advisor. His firsthand experience in global hotspots ensures a pragmatic approach to national security, a stark contrast to the previous administration's appeasement strategies.

Ambassador to Israel – Mike Huckabee

Pro-Israel America PAC: $0

Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee, a longtime supporter of the U.S.-Israel alliance, has been nominated as Ambassador to Israel. His appointment reaffirms the administration's unwavering support for our closest ally in the Middle East, a position that has left anti-Israel factions seething.

Department of Government Efficiency – Musk & Ramaswamy

Pro-Israel America PAC: $250 (Ramaswamy)

In an innovative move, Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy have been appointed to lead a new initiative aimed at streamlining government operations and reducing waste. Their entrepreneurial expertise is expected to bring much-needed efficiency to federal bureaucracy, a concept that has big-government advocates trembling.


Predictably, the left has responded to these appointments with their usual hysteria, decrying the selections as "dangerous" and "unprecedented." However, for those who value strong leadership, national security, and a commitment to American values, these appointments signal a promising start to the new administration.

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