President-elect Trump begins to fill cabinet

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

79% : Trump also picked Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., to serve as ambassador to the U.N."She was the first Member of Congress to endorse me, and has always been a staunch advocate," Trump said in a statement.
78% : "I am very proud to have him in the Trump Administration, where he will quickly prove to be a great contributor!"Trump also is expected to tap U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., as Secretary of State, according to media reports.
57% : "I have known Lee Zeldin for a long time, and have watched him handle, brilliantly, some extremely difficult and complex situations," Trump said in a statement.
54% : Trump announced former New York congressman Lee Zeldin, a veteran, will serve as the Environmental Protection Agency administrator.
46% : While nominees still need Senate approval, the picks give a look inside how Trump plans to govern with what is increasingly looking like all three branches of government under Republican control.
42% : At the same time, the Senate Majority Leader race this week as well as leadership positions in the House are up for election, but whether Trump will endorse remains to be seen.
40% : "Trump still has a slew of other picks to make with some specific ones expected, such as billionaire Elon Musk, who may receive a spot to help improve efficiency in the government, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who could have a health role, possibly at the Food and Drug Administration.
39% : More from this section Study claims vape sellers let minors easily buy dangerous products online Ukraine must get justice under any peace deal: EU's Borrell VIDEO: 90-year-old Helene survivor: 'Astronomical' expense to rebuild"I've known Tom for a long time, and there is nobody better at policing and controlling our Borders," Trump said in a statement.

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