Scott Turner, 53
U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development BEFORE: NFL cornerback, Texas state representative, and executive director of the White House Opportunity and Revitalization Council NOTABLE QUOTE: “We must reduce burdensome regulations to make homeownership easier while unleashing prosperity that has been stifled in communities across the country for far too long.” Over a nine-season career in the NFL playing as a cornerback for teams including the San Diego Chargers and Denver Broncos, Turner shifted focus to business and public service as a Texas state representative. As secretary of HUD, Turner has prioritized addressing the national housing shortage by advocating for the reduction of regulatory barriers and promoting affordable housing initiatives. Turner has also launched
a Department of Government Eficiency (DOGE) Task Force within HUD to identify and eliminate waste, fraud, and abuse, aiming to ensure that taxpayer dollars are utilized effectively to serve communities in need.
Sean Duffy, 53
U.S. Secretary of Transportation BEFORE: U.S. congressman from Wisconsin (2011–2019), Fox News personality, and political commentator NOTABLE QUOTE: “Under President Trump’s leadership, we are focused on eliminating excessive regulations that have hindered economic growth.”
As a member of Congress,
Duffy was known for his conservative stance and was a vocal supporter of Donald Trump’s policies. His role as a TV host amplified his support for the Trump administration. As transportation
secretary, he is focusing on deregulation and economic growth. He has rescinded policies related to climate change and diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives within the Department of Transportation. Duffy has prioritized
infrastructure development and regulatory reform. He has advocated for public-private partnerships to modernize the nation’s transportation systems and has sought to streamline project approval processes to expedite development.
Ric Grenell, 58
Special Presidential Envoy for Special Missions BEFORE: U.S. ambassador to Germany (2018–2020); acting director of National Intelligence (2020); special presidential envoy for Serbia and Kosovo Peace
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Chris Wright, 60
U.S. Secretary of Energy BEFORE: Founder and CEO of Liberty Energy, a leading hydraulic fracturing company; advocate for a diversified energy portfolio NOTABLE QUOTE: “Energy and climate is a global problem, but America should be the leader. And I think President Trump is firmly aligned with that position as well.” His extensive experience
spans various energy sectors, including oil and gas, nuclear, solar, and geothermal, positioning him as a proponent of energy innovation and diversification. As secretary of energy,
Wright has prioritized enhancing American energy independence by advocating for a diverse mix of energy sources. He emphasizes the
importance of reliable and affordable electricity to support technological advancements, such as artificial intelligence. Wright has called for
public-private collaborations to advance next-generation nuclear reactors and has initiated efforts to streamline regulations to foster innovation within the energy sector.
Negotiations (2019–2021) NOTABLE QUOTE: “When our rhetoric surpasses our resources; when our policy exceeds our capabilities; when our expectations cloud our judgment; and when our desire to remake the world overtakes our duty to the American voter — that is when you get pointless and costly wars.”
Doug Collins, 58
U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs BEFORE: U.S. congressman from Georgia (2013–2021); Air Force Reserve chaplain with the rank of colonel NOTABLE QUOTE: “Our mission is to ensure that every veteran receives the care and support they have earned through their service.” As a member of Congress, Collins emerged as a staunch ally of President Donald Trump, notably serving on his defense team during the first impeachment trial in 2019. As secretary of veterans
affairs, Collins has undertaken significant reforms to enhance the department’s eficiency and effectiveness. He has redirected $2 billion from contracts to directly benefit veterans, emphasizing fiscal responsibility.
He has also prioritized
the return to in-person work for VA employees, aiming to improve service delivery and accessibility for veterans and to ensure that the focus remains on providing comprehensive care and support to veterans.
Grenell is tasked with addressing
complex international challenges, focusing on nations such as Venezuela and North Korea. Grenell’s extensive experience
in international diplomacy and his close alignment with Trump’s foreign policy position him as a key figure in addressing issues facing the United States.
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