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By: Jackson Richman, Andrew Moran
Trump called Bessent ‘one of the top analysts on Wall Street.’
The candidates are Senate Minority Whip John Thune (R-S.D.) and Sens. John Cornyn (R-Texas) and Rick Scott (R-Fla.).
Trump has been announcing Cabinet picks, most of whom require Senate confirmation.
North Carolina, Wisconsin, Nevada, Arizona, and Michigan saw voters split their ballots between candidates from different parties.
By: Joseph Lord, Jackson Richman
Here are Trump’s picks for senior positions that are not in the Cabinet but are crucial in implementing his agenda.
By: Jackson Richman
With control of Congress in GOP hands in January, President-elect Trump will have a smoother path to implement his agenda and fill his Cabinet.
Other than the regular Senate confirmation process, Trump has said he would like to use recess appointments to fill vacancies.
Other than the regular Senate confirmation process, Trump has said he would like to use recess appointments to fill vacancies.
By: Jackson Richman
Incoming Senate Majority Leader John Thune has said the Constitution states that the Senate has a duty to ‘advise and consent’ when it comes to nominations.
Greene said subcommittee will hold hearings to give 'transparency and truth to the American people.'
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