Trump's Vision to Remake the Military

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

80% : He looks good on TV, which is really important to Trump.
53% : You glided by this, but I just want to say: Unless Trump gets around the usual rules, all of these nominees do still need to be approved by the Senate.
52% : And he basically has made it clear, he'll do anything Trump tells him to do, which is -- I think you see this in all of Trump's appointments.
51% : And when everybody kind of gets off the floor and collects themselves, Trump says, Okay, fine, I'll give you Gaetz.
50% : Is Trump just looking for someone who will stay out of his way so he can communicate with whatever foreign leaders he wants in whatever way he wants, and there won't be anybody looking over his shoulder?Nichols:
40% : Because if they go one by one by one, Trump will wear them down.
29% : And Trump just doesn't care about that.
25% : There is such an overwhelming amount of noise around Donald Trump's proposed nominees -- their histories, their scandals, their beliefs -- that it's easy to lose sight of one important pattern, which is Trump placing people in charge of critical Cabinet positions who are utterly loyal to him, so ultimately the real control of those agencies lies with the White House.
25% : Like, how do you think Trump sees a reimagined military?
21% : He pushed Trump to intervene in the case of those service members who were accused of war crimes.

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