Trump's cabinet reveals three factions with differing agendas

President-elect Donald Trump has announced a diverse cabinet with three main factions. One group aims to dismantle the Justice and Defense Departments, targeting perceived enemies within the government. Another focuses on stabilizing markets, led by Treasury pick Scott Bessent, who has a complex background. A third faction, led by Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, seeks to significantly reduce the federal budget. Their ambitious goal is to cut at least $2 trillion from annual spending. This ideological diversity among Trump's nominees may lead to internal conflicts within the administration. Some appointees, like Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer, have shown support for labor rights, contrasting with Trump's typical stance. Others, like Brooke Rollins, align closely with Trump's agenda. The cabinet's varied perspectives could influence policy debates in the new administration.