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Donald Trump’s new Cabinet: Republican leader cuts dependence on business establishment and selects officials committed to his foreign policy vision

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The final stage of the 2024 election campaign was marked by Donald Trump’s statements and steps, which made it possible to identify Republican politicians whom the ex-president would involve in his future presidential administration.

The common interests of the influence groups united around Trump and the MAGA movement, which in this election cycle has gained leadership positions among Republican intra-party currents, have formed several political groups that Donald Trump will focus on when forming the new White House.

In an interview with Tucker Carlson on October 31, 2024, the Republican leader emphasized his greater awareness of personnel issues compared to the 2017-2021 political cycle.

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