Let’s Talk About Trump Appointments

stock here, saw this at POAL, with title of “least Jewish” appointments. Remember that in the Biden Globalist Party, almost all the appoints were Jewish. When you need to do shitty dastardly things, appoint Jews, just like Stalin did. It really is that simple. This is not in any way saying that all Jews are bad, in fact I have quite the blood quantum of true Jew (not just crypto Jew by family), and also quite Aryan, so there is all that to unpack. AI research.

Pete Hegseth – Secretary of Defense

Pete Hegseth, a 44-year-old Minnesota native, is a decorated Army National Guard veteran with service in Iraq and Afghanistan. He graduated from Princeton University with a Bachelor’s in Politics and earned a Master of Public Policy from Harvard University. Known for his advocacy for veterans and conservative values, he is a frequent commentator on Fox News. Hegseth has long supported a strong military presence and aligns with hawkish views, particularly regarding U.S. engagement in the Middle East. While not prominently identified as a Zionist, he has expressed support for Israel. Pete is a dog lover, often sharing stories about his Labrador retriever, Liberty.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. – Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS)

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a 70-year-old environmental attorney and activist from Massachusetts, is part of the famous Kennedy family. He earned his Bachelor’s degree from Harvard University and later attended the University of Virginia School of Law. Known for his work in environmental law and advocacy against corporate pollution, his views are generally anti-war, focusing on diplomacy and global health initiatives. Kennedy has not taken a strong stance on Zionism. He is an animal lover and has several dogs, often discussing their role in his family life.

Marco Rubio – Secretary of State

Marco Rubio, 53, is a Republican Senator from Florida with Cuban-American roots. Born in Miami, he graduated with a Bachelor’s in Political Science from the University of Florida and earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Miami School of Law. Rubio is a strong proponent of U.S. global leadership, advocating for interventionist policies in regions like the Middle East and Eastern Europe, making him a hawk on foreign policy. He is an outspoken Zionist, strongly supporting Israel as a key ally in the region. Rubio enjoys spending time with his family and their two golden retrievers.

Matt Gaetz – Attorney General

Matt Gaetz, a 42-year-old congressman from Florida, has a background in law and politics. He graduated from Florida State University with a Bachelor’s in Interdisciplinary Sciences and earned his Juris Doctor from William & Mary Law School. Known for his populist views, he opposes prolonged foreign interventions, aligning with an anti-war stance. Gaetz has shown consistent support for Israel but does not appear to align strongly with Zionist ideologies. A dog enthusiast, he frequently shares photos of his bulldog, Diesel, on social media.

Doug Collins – Secretary of Veterans Affairs

Doug Collins, 58, hails from Georgia and is a former congressman and pastor. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from the University of North Georgia and a Juris Doctor from Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School. A U.S. Air Force Reserve chaplain, Collins has a history of supporting veterans and military families but does not have a strong public stance on foreign interventions or Zionism. He is known to love dogs and has adopted several rescue dogs over the years.

Kristi Noem – Secretary of Homeland Security

Kristi Noem, 52, is the governor of South Dakota, where she was born and raised. She attended Northern State University and is widely known for her focus on border security and domestic issues. While Noem supports a strong defense, she does not have significant public positions on foreign interventions or Zionist ideologies. She is an avid dog owner, often seen on her ranch with her cattle dog, Dakota.
Susie Wiles – Chief of Staff

Susie Wiles, in her early 60s, is a political strategist from Florida with decades of experience in campaign management. She attended college in Florida, though her specific alma mater is not widely publicized. Known for her role in managing successful campaigns, including those of Trump, her public stance on foreign interventions or Zionism is minimal. Susie likes dogs and has often mentioned her family’s dachshund as a companion during stressful campaign seasons.

Tulsi Gabbard – Director of National Intelligence

Tulsi Gabbard, 43, is a former congresswoman from Hawaii with a long history of military service as a member of the Hawaii Army National Guard. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Hawaii Pacific University. Gabbard is staunchly anti-war, having criticized U.S. interventions in Iraq and Syria, and prioritizes diplomacy. She supports Israel’s right to self-defense but is not identified as a Zionist. Gabbard adores dogs, often sharing photos with her two rescue dogs, Bella and Kona.

Elise Stefanik – Ambassador to the United Nations

Elise Stefanik, 40, is a congresswoman from New York with a degree in Government from Harvard University. Known for her hawkish foreign policy views, she has strongly advocated for U.S. involvement in countering global adversaries, particularly in the Middle East and Russia. A vocal supporter of Israel, Stefanik aligns closely with Zionist perspectives. She is a dog lover and has a Labrador retriever named Reagan.

Lee Zeldin – Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

Lee Zeldin, 44, is a former congressman from New York with a Bachelor’s in Political Science from SUNY Albany and a Juris Doctor from Albany Law School. He served in the U.S. Army and has a history of supporting U.S. military interventions. Zeldin is a strong Zionist, consistently advocating for Israel’s security and sovereignty. He has a family dog named Max, whom he frequently mentions in interviews.

John Ratcliffe – Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

John Ratcliffe, 58, is a former congressman from Texas and served as the Director of National Intelligence. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Government and International Studies from the University of Notre Dame and a Juris Doctor from Southern Methodist University. Ratcliffe has advocated for a strong national defense but does not have a significant public record on U.S. military interventions or Zionism. He enjoys outdoor activities, including spending time with his Labrador retriever, Ranger.

Michael Waltz – National Security Adviser

Michael Waltz, 49, is a congressman from Florida and a former Green Beret. He earned a Bachelor’s degree in International Relations from Virginia Military Institute. Waltz has been a vocal advocate for maintaining U.S. military strength and presence abroad, particularly in Afghanistan, making him a “war hawk.” He supports Israel but is not prominently identified as a Zionist. Waltz loves dogs and frequently mentions his German Shepherd, Trooper, in interviews.

Doug Burgum – Secretary of the Interior

Doug Burgum, 68, is the governor of North Dakota and a former technology entrepreneur. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from North Dakota State University and an MBA from Stanford University. His focus has been on domestic energy and land management issues, with no major public stance on military interventions or Zionism. Burgum is known for his love of animals and owns two rescue dogs, Bison and Prairie.

Karoline Leavitt – Press Secretary

Karoline Leavitt, 27, is a young political communications specialist from New Hampshire. She graduated from Saint Anselm College with a degree in Communications and Political Science. With her primary focus on media and public relations, she has not publicly addressed military interventions or Zionist positions. Leavitt has a golden retriever named Sunny and has shared how much she values dogs for their companionship.

Kash Patel – Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

Kash Patel, 41, is a former national security official and lawyer from New York. He earned his Bachelor’s degree from the University of Richmond and a Juris Doctor from Pace University. Patel has worked extensively in counterterrorism and intelligence, supporting strong U.S. defense measures but with no clear hawkish stance on interventions. While supportive of Israel, he is not considered a Zionist. Patel loves dogs and has a beagle named Maverick.

J.D. Vance – Vice President

J.D. Vance, 40, is a Senator from Ohio and author of the bestselling book Hillbilly Elegy. He earned a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Philosophy from Ohio State University and a Juris Doctor from Yale Law School. Vance has expressed skepticism about foreign military interventions, aligning him with anti-war views. He supports Israel but is not prominently aligned with Zionist ideologies. Vance enjoys spending time outdoors with his two dogs, Scout and Clover.

Vance Cheung – Communications Director

Vance Cheung, 35, is a communications strategist from California. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Media Studies from UCLA. With a background in media and political communications, Cheung has not made public statements on military interventions or Zionism. He is a dog lover and often shares photos of his Shih Tzu, Mochi, on social media.

John Thune – Senate Majority Leader

John Thune, 63, is a senator from South Dakota with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Biola University. A supporter of U.S. military interventions, Thune aligns with hawkish policies and has consistently supported Israel, making him a strong proponent of Zionist perspectives. He enjoys spending time with his family and their Australian Shepherd, Dakota.