Author: Udo Von Massenbach

In 2017, offices in key government departments sat empty. Two months in, Trump had not been able to fill senior posts in departments like the Pentagon, the State Department, the Treasury, and Health and Human Services. A former State Department official called the “slowest transition in decades.” This time, Trump is determined to handle things differently, and that means he has been rapid-fire nominating his most loyal allies to top Cabinet positions. Many of them require Senate approval, but not all. We’ve created a resource to help you keep track of the nominees. This article doesn’t have space for everyone,…