Trump's Potential Administration Officials

White House Chief of Staff

Susan Wiles

Susie Wiles is a behind-the-scenes, Florida-based Republican operative who helped Trump win Florida in 2016 before running his 2024 campaign, which made her daughter the fourth-highest-paid staffer at one point.

Deputy White House Chief Of Staff

Stephen Miller

Stephen Miller is perhaps best known for enabling Trump’s worst tendencies on immigration during his first term. He may be back and do even more damage.

Secretary of State

Marco Rubio

Marco Rubio has embraced Donald Trump’s disdain for abortion rights and Social Security and Medicare, making him the perfect fit for Trump’s cabinet

Secretary of Health and Human Services

RFK Jr.

Like Trump, RFK Jr. is an entitled and vengeful conspiracy theorist who sides with Putin and the violent January 6th insurrectionists. He’d be right at home in a future Trump administration.

Secretary of Homeland Security

Kristi Noem

An undying Trump loyalist, Noem’s audition for the Trump cabinet has consisted of her touting her extremism on issues like abortion, Social Security, and Medicare while also failing to lead her home state.

Secretary of the Interior

Doug Burgum

The North Dakota governor and former businessman could be a key player in another Trump administration. On top of being rich, Burgum is anti-abortion, anti-LGBTQ rights, and anti-clean energy.

EPA Administrator

Lee Zeldin

As a member of Congress and in his failed bid for governor of New York, Lee Zeldin espoused an extreme agenda that could endanger our national security and our health and safety. Zeldin has been floated as a potential cabinet official in a second Trump term.

White House Press Secretary

Karoline Leavitt

One of Trump’s top sycophantic mouthpieces, Karoline Leavitt, could be following him to the White House if he wins a second term.

U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations

Elise Stefanik

Elise Stefanik once tried to brand herself as a moderate Republican, but her facade wasn’t fooling anyone. Her years-long record against democracy, health care, and abortion rights would make her a perfect fit in a Trump administration.

Secretary of Education

Linda McMahon

Linda McMahon, who formerly served in Trump’s cabinet, is back and is helping to fund Trump’s campaign and his PAC.

Secretary of Transportation

Sean Duffy

Sean Duffy is a former reality TV personality and current Fox News host who spews anti-climate change rhetoric and pushed debunked conspiracy theories about Russia’s election meddling in 2016.

Director of National Intelligence

Tulsi Gabbard

Tulsi Gabbard has a long history of extremism and with a prominent role in Donald Trump’s administration, she could have the opportunity to act on it. From abortion to LGBTQ+ rights to her dangerous foreign policy beliefs, putting Gabbard near power puts our safety and rights in jeopardy.

CIA Director

John Ratcliffe

Former Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe used his position in the Trump White House to politicize intelligence related to our national security, drawing scrutiny from intelligence officials.

Leading The Department of Government Efficiency

Vivek Ramaswamy

Ever since Vivek Ramaswamy dropped out of the presidential race, he has been trying his hardest to secure a spot in a second Trump administration.

Leading The Department of Government Efficiency

Elon Musk

Elon Musk is the world’s richest person who used his vast fortune and influence in many ways – including legally dubious ones – to help Donald Trump win the 2024 election.

Dana White

Dana White is the head of a mixed martial arts business that held events at failing Trump casinos in its early years.

Trump Megadonor; Potential Treasury Secretary

John Paulson

John Paulson, a big Trump donor, is reportedly under consideration to run the Treasury Department in a second Trump term.

Former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development

Ben Carson

Ben Carson served as Secretary of Housing and Urban Development under Trump. An ethically conflicted extremist, Carson’s anti-abortion agenda coupled with his disdain for programs like Social Security and Medicare could help make Trump’s second term more dangerous than the first.

Senator (R-SC)

Tim Scott

Tim Scott’s tenure in the Senate has been filled with vilifying abortion rights and essential programs like Social Security and Medicare. Scott often touts his work with Trump on opportunity zones, part of Trump’s tax cuts for the rich that further supported the wealthiest Americans at the expense of everyday families.

Christopher Miller

Christopher Miller, who served as acting secretary of defense during the tail-end of the Trump administration once said he could not wait to leave his post. However, he could be in for a return to the Pentagon as Trump has floated him as a potential secretary of defense.

Former White House Chief Strategist

Steve Bannon

Steve Bannon was an influential and dangerous player in Trump’s first administration, and he could be back in a second term.

Potential Agriculture Secretary

Sid Miller

Sid Miller, the infamously brash Texan, could finally make his way into a Trump office.

Former Speaker Of The House

Kevin McCarthy

Kevin McCarthy may have been ousted from his job as speaker of the House, but he’s reportedly up for a big job in a second Trump administration.

Congresswoman (R-GA)

Marjorie Taylor Greene

Marjorie Taylor Greene’s conspiracy theories coupled with her extremism on issues of democracy and abortion rights make her a perfect fit in a second Donald Trump administration, where she is reportedly under consideration for a key role.

Former Trump Administration Official

Kash Patel

Kash Patel might be making a return to another Trump administration.

Former Acting Director of National Intelligence; Trump Advisor And Potential Administration Hire

Ric Grenell

Donald Trump already refers to Ric Grenell as his “envoy,” despite neither of them being in office. If Trump is re-elected, he and Grenell will spread danger around the globe.

Former Director Of The Office Of Management And Budget

Russell Vought

Russell Vought made his mark on the first Trump administration and he could return in the next administration

Potential Attorney General

Mike Davis

Mike Davis spent years in the Senate pushing through extreme judicial nominees, and he could be coming to Trump’s next administration.

Nichole Shanahan

Nicole Shanahan is a Silicon Valley billionaire who first funded RFK Jr.’s bizarre presidential campaign and then became his running mate.

Former Trump Economic Advisor

Larry Kudlow

Larry Kudlow did enough damage during Trump’s first term, but he may be making a return in a second Trump administration.

Former Trump White House Official; Project 2025 Staffer

John McEntee

John McEntee was a former Trump staffer and current Project 2025 staffer who could be making his way back to the White House in a second Trump term. McEntee left the first Trump administration in disgrace over issues with his security clearance. Since then, he’s been working with Project 2025 to push Trump to enact an extreme agenda in a second term.