Trump announces controversial cabinet appointments raising concerns over qualifications

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Donald Trump has announced key cabinet appointments, including a pro-Russian national security director and a Fox executive as defense secretary. Critics highlight concerns over the qualifications and past statements of these appointees, suggesting potential challenges ahead. Among the notable picks is Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for health secretary, raising eyebrows due to his anti-vaccine stance. Other appointments include figures like Kristi Noem and Matt Gaetz, known for their loyalty to Trump. Elon Musk will lead a new department aimed at improving government efficiency. This move, along with the selection of other controversial figures, has sparked debate about the direction of Trump's administration and its impact on governance.


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