In a voting landslide, former Senator Marco Rubio has been confirmed as our new Secretary of State. The count came in at 99-0.
This confirmation is the first of Trump’s nominees to be finalized and was seen as the least controversial of the “senior” cabinet nominees.
Chris Wight – Secretary of Energy – Confirmed By a vote of 59-38, Wright becomes the Secretary of Energy in Trump’s cabinet. Senators Graham (R), Hyde Smith (R), and Fetterman (D) declined to vote in the confirmation hearing. Several Democrats joined the Republican majority in confirming.
Scott Bessent – Secretary of Treasury – Confirmed By a tally of 68-29, the Senate today confirmed incoming Secretary of Treasury Scott Bessent. Not one Republican voted against Bessent’s nomination. On the other hand, Utah Republican Sheehy and California Dem Padilla did not vote. Oh, and Democrat Jon Ossoff of Georgia (again) could not find…
In a bipartisan vote, the Senate has confirmed John Ratcliffe as the new director of the CIA. Final tally was 74-25, and includes twenty Democrats who favored his confirmation. Absent from the voting was Pennsylvania Democrat John Fetterman.
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Doug Burgum – Secretary of Interior – Confirmed By a vote of 80-17, new Secretary of Interior, Doug Burgum, was confirmed today. No Republicans crossed the aisle to vote against his confirmation, but three Democrat senators could not be bothered to vote one way or the other. The three “not voting” Democrats were New Jersey’s…
Kristi Noem – Secretary of Homeland Security – Confirmed Former South Dakota governor, Kristi Noem was confirmed today as the new Secretary of Homeland Security. There were 59 yays versus 34 nays. Not voting were five Democrats, one Republican, and one Independent. No Republican senators crossed the aisle to vote against her confirmation.