During his transition thus far, President-elect Donald Trump has made a series of moves that appear to signal he has learned from his first term in office and aims to avoid some of the missteps that hampered his agenda the first time around.
In ceremonial moves and personnel selection, his dealings with congressional leaders, and his restructuring of White House decision-making, Trump’s second transition looks markedly different from the post-2016 election period. The tone for Trump’s return to the White House has been generally cordial, and he met with President Joe Biden on Wednesday, which he declined to do in 2020.
“Politics is tough, and in many cases not a very nice world, but it is a nice world today,” Trump said while meeting with the commander-in-chief.
The dynamic of Trump’s government, moreover, seems to be taking shape much more quickly than it did in the prior transition. Public interest in Trump’s cabinet picks is high, with the president-elect announcing his selections in succession in a manner resembling a sports draft. Some of his choices have raised eyebrows, but they offer key insights into Trump’s mindset.
Here’s a look at what his major plays signal for the administration: […]
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