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More Donald Trump Cabinet Picks Expected This Week
« on: November 28, 2016, 05:55:21 AM »
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Americans are awaiting more Cabinet picks from President-elect Donald Trump. The pace of announcements slowed over the Thanksgiving holiday, but is expected to pick up again this week.

No Trump selection is generating more intrigue than secretary of state. In the running to be nominated as America’s top diplomat is a stalwart Trump loyalist, former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani.

“I would never discuss politics and what he (Trump) selects and doesn’t select on Thanksgiving, and I’d probably never discuss it at all,” Giuliani told reporters late last week.

But Trump also is considering one of his fiercest critics from during the campaign, former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney.

“Think of Donald Trump’s personal qualities: the bullying, the greed, the showing off, the misogyny, the absurd 3rd grade theatrics,” Romney said in a scathing speech denouncing Trump during the Republican primary season.

Some closest to Trump are loudly and publicly making clear their discomfort with Romney.

“This is Donald Trump’s party now, and he won states that Mitt Romney lost. I mean, he won Michigan; Mitt Romney lost it by 10 (percent),” Trump spokesperson Kellyanne Conway said on ABC’s This Week program. “I only wish Governor Romney were as critical of Hillary Clinton.”