Trump Unveils 2024 Cabinet: A Bold New Vision of Loyalty Over Competence

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Washington, D.C. — In an unprecedented twist to a presidency already breaking every norm in the book, newly re-elected President Donald J. Trump unveiled his Cabinet picks this week. With Ohio Senator J.D. Vance by his side as Vice President, the duo introduced a lineup of officials selected with laser focus on loyalty, showmanship, and unwavering Trump devotion—qualifications be damned.

Here’s a rundown of the selections that have Washington insiders gasping, laughing, or crying into their coffee:

Secretary of Education: Eric Trump

Commentary: “No one knows education like Eric,” Trump declared. “He learned everything I taught him, and believe me, I’m the best teacher.” Critics point out that Eric’s greatest contribution to education was once saying, “School’s important,” in a 2015 interview. Insiders speculate his tenure will focus heavily on replacing traditional textbooks with copies of The Art of the Deal.

Secretary of Defense: Kid Rock

Commentary: Citing his “bravery on stage” and “unwavering defense of the Second Amendment,” Trump tapped the rock star and beer enthusiast for the Pentagon. “He’s got the firepower—and the attitude,” Trump boasted. Kid Rock has promised to rename nuclear submarines after famous country singers and has hinted at “beer pong diplomacy” to settle disputes with foreign leaders.

Secretary of Health and Human Services: Dr. Mehmet Oz

Commentary: A two-time failed political candidate and daytime TV doctor, Dr. Oz has been given a second lease on political life. Trump praised him as a “healer who understands the power of ratings.” His first order of business? A national rollout of miracle weight-loss supplements and federally funded “energy crystal” healing centers.

Attorney General: Rudy Giuliani

Commentary: A perennial Trump favorite, Giuliani returns as the nation’s top legal officer. His qualifications include running a landscaping press conference and being “America’s Mayor” before his descent into cable-news slapstick. Trump hailed him as “the best lawyer, even better than my personal lawyer, which he also is.”

Secretary of Energy: Elon Musk

Commentary: A surprise pick, Musk initially declined, then accepted the role after Trump promised to rename all U.S. nuclear power plants “Tesla Energy Pods.” Musk has pledged to solve the country’s energy problems with “some really big batteries,” a flamethrower, and vague tweets about Mars colonization.

Secretary of State: Kanye West

Commentary: Yes, that Kanye. Trump referred to him as “a great guy, one of the best negotiators I know.” Kanye is expected to revamp diplomacy by replacing traditional State Department memos with his own cryptic Instagram posts. Rumor has it his first act will be inviting Kim Jong-un to a listening party for his next album.


Secretary of Transportation: Marjorie Taylor Greene

Commentary: Greene’s appointment has been met with concern, given her belief that California wildfires were caused by space lasers. Trump defended the choice: “No one knows more about planes, trains, and automobiles than Marjorie.” Her plan to “ban woke bridges” is already dividing lawmakers.

Press Secretary: Tucker Carlson

Commentary: Carlson, the former Fox News host, now has a full-time gig as the mouthpiece of the administration. Trump praised him as “the voice of the people—well, the ones that count.” Carlson has promised to hold press briefings in the form of hour-long monologues, complete with ominous music and rhetorical questions.

Secretary of Housing and Urban Development: Trump Tower

Commentary: Yes, the building itself. Trump justified the unprecedented choice by stating, “It’s a perfect building. Tall. Beautiful. The best example of housing we have.” The Tower will reportedly serve as both a symbolic leader and the actual headquarters of HUD, with plans to rent out unused office space to high-profile tenants.

Vice President: J.D. Vance

Commentary: Once a critic of Trump, Vance’s transformation into the MAGA loyalist-in-chief has paid off. As Vice President, he plans to champion “Hillbilly Elegy” initiatives, focusing on rural development through coal-powered cryptocurrency farms and nostalgia-based tourism. Trump praised Vance as “a writer who knows how to stick to a script—my script.”

Critics have slammed the Cabinet as “a clown car of unqualified sycophants,” but Trump shrugged off the backlash. “Look, these are great people,” he said at a press conference. “We don’t need boring bureaucrats. We need winners. Winners like me.”

The announcement concluded with Trump teasing his “next big idea”: replacing Congress with the cast of The Apprentice. Stay tuned, America.

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