Trump 2.0 has a Cabinet and executive branch of different positions and eclectic personalities - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

84% : "Chavez-DeRemer, Trump promised, "will achieve historic cooperation between Business and Labor that will restore the American Dream for Working Families.
64% : "Short said other factors are more likely to influence Trump: personalities and, of course, loyalty.
63% : Trump, for his part, declared that Bessent would "help me usher in a new Golden Age for the United States.
42% : He's added promises to cut taxes, raise wages, end wars in Israel and Ukraine, streamline government, protect Social Security and Medicare, help veterans and squelch cultural progressivism.
41% : It carries no statutory authority, but Trump can route Musk's and Ramaswamy's recommendations to official government pathways, including via Vought.
38% : The prospective treasury secretary, Scott Bessent, wants to cut deficits for a president who promised more tax cuts, better veterans services and no rollbacks of the largest federal outlays: Social Security, Medicare and national defense.
37% : "Trump did not address the Oregon congresswoman's staunch support for the PRO-Act, a Democratic-backed measure that would make it easier for workers to unionize, among other provisions.
36% : Instead, Trump put the focus on Kennedy's intention to take on the U.S. agriculture, food processing and drug manufacturing sectors.
33% : Trump alluded to some of those promises in recent weeks as he completed his proposed roster of federal department heads and named top White House staff members.
33% : But it's never had measurable Republican support in either chamber on Capitol Hill, and Trump has never made it part of his agenda.
32% : "He might not agree with her on union issues, but he might not stop her from pushing it herself," Gingrich said of the PRO-Act.
28% : When Trump named Kennedy as his pick for health secretary, he did not mention the former Democrat's support for abortion rights.
23% : This time, Trump has pledged to impose tariffs on foreign goods, end illegal immigration and launch a mass deportation force, goose U.S. energy production and exact retribution on people who opposed -- and prosecuted -- him.
23% : Vought "brought him potential spending cuts" in the first administration, Short said, "that Trump wouldn't go along with."
12% : "As for how Trump might navigate differences across his administration, Gingrich pointed to Chavez-DeRemer.

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