First Cabinet of Donald Trump

Donald Trump's cabinet will replace the current cabinet under Barack Obama. Trump's nominees will be confirmed on or after January 20, 2017. The United States Senate can of course vote to reject Trump's nominees, should they do so by majority vote.

Newsweek wrote that "Donald Trump is Building the Most Conservative Presidential Cabinet in U.S. history."

The Liberal Media has continuously attacked Trump's picks, but this is to be expected, considering their favorite Hillary Clinton lost the election even with their overwhelming support.

Additionally, Senate Democrats unduly delayed Trump's cabinet nominees at historic and unprecedented proportions—by February 8, 2017, only George Washington had fewer cabinet nominees confirmed by this length of time into his presidency.

Members

Office	Proposed	Predecessor
Secretary of State	Rex Tillerson	John Kerry
Secretary of the Treasury	Steven Mnuchin	Jack Lew
Secretary of Defense	James Mattis	Ashton Carter
Attorney General	Jeff Sessions	Loretta Lynch
Secretary of the Interior	Ryan Zinke	Sally Jewell
Secretary of Agriculture	Sonny Perdue	Tom Vilsack
Secretary of Commerce	Wilbur Ross	Penny Pritzker
Secretary of Labor	Andrew Puzder	Thomas Perez
Secretary of Health and Human Services	Tom Price	Sylvia Mathews Burwell
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development	Ben Carson	Julian Castro
Secretary of Transportation	Elaine Chao	Anthony Foxx
Secretary of Energy	Rick Perry	Ernest Moniz
Secretary of Education	Betsy DeVos	John King
Secretary of Veterans Affairs	David Shulkin	Robert McDonald
Secretary of Homeland Security	John Kelly	Jeh Johnson

See also

• Donald Trump achievements
• Trump Administration
• Trump Supreme Court