All articles tagged with #loyalists
Originally Published 5 months ago — by TechCrunch
Tesla's debut in India has disappointed many early loyalists due to delays, lack of communication, and concerns over after-sales support and infrastructure, leading to a lukewarm reception despite the company's global reputation and the high-end Model Y launch in the premium segment.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by HuffPost
President Donald Trump has issued a series of controversial pardons to his supporters, including those convicted of crimes related to the Capitol riot and white-collar offenses, sparking criticism that his actions undermine the rule of law and reward loyalty, with critics warning it sets a dangerous precedent for justice and governance.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Guardian US
Donald Trump is considering Kash Patel, a controversial loyalist, for the role of FBI director, as part of a broader effort to install allies in key positions. Interviews for the position were conducted at Mar-a-Lago, highlighting Trump's intent to replace current director Christopher Wray before his term ends. Patel, known for his loyalty and plans to restructure the FBI, faces competition from other candidates like Mike Rogers, though Trump appears less interested in establishment picks. Patel's candidacy underscores Trump's focus on loyalty over Senate confirmation prospects.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by BBC.com
Donald Trump's second-term staffing choices indicate a focus on hard-line immigration policies and a tough stance on China. Key appointments include Stephen Miller and Thomas Homan for immigration roles, and China critics like Mike Waltz and Elise Stefanik for foreign policy positions. Elon Musk is advising on government efficiency, while Trump prioritizes executive power over legislative collaboration. His picks reflect a preference for loyalists, with figures like Kristi Noem and Pete Hegseth taking prominent roles, suggesting a more defined and loyal administration than his first term.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CNN
Following Donald Trump's election victory, his allies are competing for key positions in his upcoming administration. Trump, known for his superstitions, had previously avoided these discussions but now faces the task of staffing his government. Key roles like White House chief of staff and attorney general are being hotly contested, with loyalists aiming to avoid officials who might counter Trump's agenda. High-profile supporters like Elon Musk and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. are also being considered for roles, though their potential appointments face challenges. The administration's focus will include immigration, law enforcement, and national security, with significant implications for U.S. foreign policy and domestic governance.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo News
If Donald Trump were to win a second term, he would likely appoint loyalists to key positions in the Pentagon, State Department, and CIA, allowing him more freedom to enact isolationist policies and whims. This would enable him to make sweeping changes to U.S. foreign policy, including issues such as the Ukraine war and trade with China. Trump's first term was marked by clashes with officials who opposed his impulsive decisions, but having more loyalists in place would allow him to advance his priorities faster. Diplomats are concerned about the potential consequences of a second Trump term, including doubts about NATO defense commitments and fears of aid cuts to Ukraine.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNN
Republican leaders and Trump loyalists on Capitol Hill are rallying behind the former president after he was indicted by a Manhattan grand jury. Trump has issued a defiant message in response to the indictment, while his advisers are said to be in shock. The indictment has sparked outrage among some Republicans, with former Vice President Mike Pence calling it "an outrage."