Tips for getting nominated to Trump's leadership team

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

78% : Elon Musk (Dept. of Gov. Efficiency); Vivek Ramaswamy (Dept. of Gov. Efficiency); Howard Lutnick (Commerce Secretary); Linda McMahon (Dept. of Education Secretary); Doug Burgum (Interior Secretary); Kelly Loefer (SBA); and Jared Isaacman (NASA Admin.)
68% : They "know" that God is on Trump's side; that He wanted Trump to be President so he could bring America back to greatness and prayer back to the schools.
62% : It is to serve Donald Trump.
62% : Just wave your Bible around and put Praise God and Love Trump bumper stickers on your car and you'll be fine in the eyes of Trump and his MAGA minions.
62% : Remember that family matters to Trump almost as much as money does.
61% : Agree that every member of the House Select Committee on the Jan. 6 event should be jailed for trying to bring down a fine man, President Trump.
45% : You get the drift, Trump is above reproach, and thank God he's back in office.
43% : Just consider the case of Pete Hegseth, Trump's nominee for Secretary of Defense.
43% : "If you believe the "amicable split" claim, then you'll believe that Trump will fulfill his loud campaign promise to bring down prices in the grocery store.
42% : Trump has launched a line of cologne and perfume entitled, "Fight, Fight, Fight."
40% : What's not to like if Trump wants him?
33% : Whatever Trump wants, Trump gets, right?
31% : Swear that Trump never committed any felonies, not one.
21% : State that contractors and towns that claimed Trump stiffed them are just lying.
19% : Trump pardoned him of preparing false tax returns, retaliating against a cooperating witness and making false statements to the Federal Election Commission.
15% : Confirm that Donald Trump, not Joe Biden, won the 2020 election.
12% : Declare that any bad stories about Trump are "fake news."

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