The Washington Examiner’s Byron York reflected on President-elect Donald Trump’s Cabinet nominations and how they showcase that he has never been” a typical Democrat”.
” Well, we’ve known since Trump came down the stairway in 2015 that he’s simply not a typical Republican, and over the years, a lot of regular Republicans — Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz back in 2016, Nikki Haley this time — a lot more regular Republicans have opposed him”, York said on Fox News’s Fox &, Friends. ” And I think we really should have had a chance in this situation when Trump had the Teamsters union leader speak at the Republican National Convention. You simply looked through a list of some of the picks he has made that were interesting, and things new happened. And you must realize that he was elected to stabilize the frontier and economy, which is why he is doing it. These objectives were practically entirely second-nature to everything else.
York added that one method that Trump and his administration can address the country’s energy issues would be by allowing the energy sector to” buy and process all the oil and natural gas that it could get” He noted how the Biden administration has attempted to stop this, whereas Trump’s team, with Burgum’s support, had established off” an economical boom”.
” And if you listen to him through the battle, he said,’ Drill, child, chisel,’ in every individual look”, York said.
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Trump nominated Burgum for interior minister earlier this month, with the president-elect vowing to “turn our land around”. Burgum will even guide the newly formed National Energy Council, which will comprise of agencies and departments across the state involved in strength permitting, production, creation, distribution, regulation, and transportation.
Last week, Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL ) contended that Trump is focused on bringing” competency and reality” back to the nation with his Cabinet picks.
