The incoming Trump administration has rapidly evolved from traditional political appointments to a lineup featuring controversial figures, raising concerns about competence and governance.
Trump's nomination choices, including individuals with dubious credentials, suggest a disregard for the conventional qualifications necessary for leading critical government agencies.
Concerns about the qualifications of nominees like Matt Gaetz and Robert Kennedy Jr. highlight a trend within the administration that prioritizes loyalty over competence.
This administration's shift towards appointing individuals lacking relevant experience reflects a deeper issue of governance that may undermine the effectiveness of these agencies.
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