Trump's next White House team brings unexpected mix of fresh picks
The next Trump administration takes shape with surprising staff choices that differ from campaign rhetoric. One-third of top positions going to women‚ including some first-ever appointments
In a non-standard turn of events Donald Trumpʼs upcoming White House line-up shows interesting staff picks that dont match his campaign talk. While the former president spoke against workplace diversity programs his new team includes quite a few non-traditional choices.
The fresh administration (which starts on jan 20th) brings a mix of backgrounds to DC — about one-third of top spots are set for women candidates. Some picks could make history as first-ever appointments in their roles; these selections mark a different path than what many expected from Trumpʼs previous statements
The new group shows less variety than Joe Bidenʼs current team but its still bringing some change to top gov positions. Among planned nominations are several ground-breaking picks that include:
- Women heading key departments
- People of color in senior roles
- First-time appointees to major posts
The selection process shows how actual governing choices can look different than campaign-trail words: despite Trumpʼs well-known views on corporate inclusion rules his staffing shows more mixed approach to team building
