Donald Trump’s choice of Andrew Puzder as secretary of labor exemplifies how scandal and controversy can complicate cabinet confirmations and lead to ultimately weaker selections.
Since the recent election, President-elect Trump's series of unconventional and controversial nominees raises questions about Senate Republicans' ability to block any, given party loyalty.
The overwhelming number of troubling nominees presented by the president-elect has created a unique situation where individual scrutiny diminishes due to constant media cycles.
The danger of being a highly scrutinized nominee can lead to party members opting for less controversial candidates, echoing the wild dynamics of the legislative process.
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