Musk suggests Trump let public weigh in on who should lead Treasury | Jefferson City News-Tribune
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
57% : "Would be interesting to hear more people weigh in on this for realDonaldTrump to consider feedback," Musk, who Trump has already tapped to co-lead a commission tasked with increasing government spending efficiency, posted Saturday on the X social media platform he owns.54% : Treasury is the most important slot he has left to fill, but the president-elect also has yet to announce choices for other roles, including the heads of the Education and Labor Departments -- and many leading possibilities have been jockeying to improve their standing with Trump.
41% : Trump has already announced many picks in recent days, including his choice for Secretary of State, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, and attorney general, former Florida Rep .
39% : Separately, Trump said he'd picked a member of his legal team and former federal prosecutor, Will Scharf, as assistant to the president and White House staff secretary.
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