President-elect Trump is choosing cabinet members based more on public persona and media background than traditional experience, reinforcing his 'central casting' stereotype approach.
The appointments of Duffy, Hegseth, and Oz reflect Trump's tendency to prioritize celebrity and familiarity over governmental experience, showcasing a unique strategy in his administration.
In Trump’s administration, the selection process involves significant media presence, drawing individuals with strong recognition from platforms like Fox News, rather than typical political qualifications.
Trump’s strategy indicates a departure from conventional cabinet selection, focusing instead on candidates who resonate with his brand and image, even if they lack requisite experience.
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