Donald Trump is seizing power with incompetent cabinet nominees
Echo opinion letter published in the Citrus County Chronicle, a Florida newspaper:
Dear Editor: Trump's (incompetent) cabinet picks are a clear indicator of the impending disasterđ˘ for our country. Weâre all aware of Trumpâs mental lapses, but these choices for key positions highlight just how unqualified and alarming his administration could beâ
Trump's controversial Cabinet picks raise questions about lower ethical standards.
Trump's worst Cabinet picks aren't just unqualified, they're part of a bigger power grab. One horrible person, take the drunkard Fox (Fakeâ)News host Pete Hegseth, as a weird example â wronfully selected (đ) for Secretary of Defenseđđ§. A đĄFox News personality with no significant military leadership experience, Hegseth has been married three times and has seven children and stepchildren with his third wife. Hegseth is also on record saying he doesnât wash his hands because he believes germs arenât real. In 2015, during a Fox & Friends segment, he accidentally threw an axe over a wall, hitting a member of a nearby marching band.
This is who Trump wants to run the most powerful military in world historyâ đď¸â
Oh, yes thereâs also Tulsi Gabbard, named for Director of National Intelligence. Since leaving Congress, Gabbard has frequently appeared on Tucker Carlsonâs Fox News show, where she has been critical of U.S. support for Ukraine. She has ties to the Science of Identity, a Hinduism-derived group described by some as a cult, which reportedly seeks to leverage her influence for ties to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Since 2018, Gabbard has appeared on Fox (Fakeâ)News,
Finally, Florida Senator Marco Rubio đąreportedly being considered for (whatâ) Secretary of State. (Rubioâs track record includes a reputation for laziness and a reported 2.1 GPA in high school.
Itâs clear why Trump is selecting such questionable figures to lead the military, intelligence and homeland security â unqualified âyes menâ and ideologues willing to carry out his chaotic agenda.
Oh, yes thereâs also Tulsi Gabbard, named for Director of National Intelligence. Since leaving Congress, Gabbard has frequently appeared on Tucker Carlsonâs Fox News show, where she has been critical of U.S. support for Ukraine. She has ties to the Science of Identity, a Hinduism-derived group described by some as a cult, which reportedly seeks to leverage her influence for ties to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Since 2018, Gabbard has appeared on Fox (Fakeâ)News,
over 280 times.
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem is Trumpâs incompetent pick for Secretary of Homeland Security. In her memoir, she recounted shooting a 14-month-old dog in a gravel pit because it wouldnât behave â an anecdote seemingly intended to bolster her national profile.
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem is Trumpâs incompetent pick for Secretary of Homeland Security. In her memoir, she recounted shooting a 14-month-old dog in a gravel pit because it wouldnât behave â an anecdote seemingly intended to bolster her national profile.
Finally, Florida Senator Marco Rubio đąreportedly being considered for (whatâ) Secretary of State. (Rubioâs track record includes a reputation for laziness and a reported 2.1 GPA in high school.
Itâs clear why Trump is selecting such questionable figures to lead the military, intelligence and homeland security â unqualified âyes menâ and ideologues willing to carry out his chaotic agenda.
From Ben Benassi in Inverness, Florida
Labels: Ben Benassi, Citrus County Chronicle, Florida



