A fair share of nominees with conventional GOP backgrounds could glide through the Senate, but others are bracing for fireworks.
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Clockwise, from left to right: Senator Marco Rubio (R., Fla.), Pete Hegseth, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and Tulsi Gabbard
Marco Bello, Elizabeth Frantz, Jeenah Moon/Reuters, NR Illustration
Next week, Donald Trump will reenter 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue with an ambitious legislative agenda and a long list of cabinet picks that he believes will reflect the ideologically diverse coalition of voters who elected him to a second term.
The next challenge for the president-elect and his team is muscling this cast of characters through the full Senate.
About the Author
Audrey Fahlberg was a politics reporter for National Review.
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Next week, Donald Trump will reenter 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue with an ambitious legislative agenda and a long list of cabinet picks that he believes will reflect the ideologically diverse coalition of voters who elected him to a second term.
The next challenge for the president-elect and his team is muscling this cast of characters through the full Senate.
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About the Author
Audrey Fahlberg was a politics reporter for National Review.
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