Would you approve the following Biden nominees?

[NewYorkExpress]

If you were a U.S Senator and Joe Biden nominated the following individuals, would you vote to confirm them?

Secretary of State: Pete Buttigeig

Secretary of the Treasury: Robert Reich

Secretary of Defense: Jack Reed

Attorney General: Sheldon Whitehouse

Secretary of the Interior: Susan Collins

Secretary of Agriculture: Stephanie Herseth Sandlin

Secretary of Commerce: Jeff Bezos

Secretary of Labor: Austan Goolsbee

Secretary of Health and Human Services: Ami Bera

Secretary of Housing and Urban Development: Ayanna Pressley

Secretary of Education: Michael Mulgrew

Secretary of Veteran's Affairs: Dan Crenshaw

Secretary of Homeland Security: Eric Garcetti

UN Ambassador: Michelle Obama

Director, CIA: Abigail Spanberger

Associate Justice, Supreme Court: Kamala Harris

Vice President (if Harris is confirmed to the Supreme Court): Kirsten Gillibrand

[Ancestral Republican]

Why the hell would anyone nominate Crenshaw for anything? Bezos? Most of the picks are decent but wow those would be extreme even for a Repub president.

[Big Abraham]

No to all of those. That is truly an abysmal bunch

[Dr. MB]

Secretary of State: Pete Buttigeig

Secretary of the Treasury: Robert Reich

Secretary of Defense: Jack Reed

Attorney General: Sheldon Whitehouse

Secretary of the Interior: Susan Collins

Secretary of Agriculture: Stephanie Herseth Sandlin

Secretary of Commerce: Jeff Bezos

Secretary of Labor: Austan Goolsbee

Secretary of Health and Human Services: Ami Bera


Secretary of Housing and Urban Development: Ayanna Pressley

Secretary of Education: Michael Mulgrew

Secretary of Veteran's Affairs: Dan Crenshaw

Secretary of Homeland Security: Eric Garcetti

UN Ambassador: Michelle Obama

Director, CIA: Abigail Spanberger

[Canis]

No lol some of them yes but a lot of these are awful id really not approve of Joe lol

[Starry Eyed Jagaloon]

I'd end up voting yes on maybe half, but c'mon, this is bad. And even for some perfectly fine picks like Reed and Obama...why?

Reich at Treasury, Collins at Interior, and Crenshaw at VA would all be uniquely poised to do damage.

[Ancestral Republican]

I'd end up voting yes on maybe half, but c'mon, this is bad. And even for some perfectly fine picks like Reed and Obama...why?

Reich at Treasury, Collins at Interior, and Crenshaw at VA would all be uniquely poised to do damage.

Ok, I'll bite. How are you equating Reich (who already served in the cabinet under Clinton) with Republicans?

[Ancestral Republican]

What makes Buttigieg qualified to be Secretary of State? I can see him in a lower position maybe but that's an important job. It should go to a Senator or someone with significant foreign policy experience. Not the former mayor of the fourth largest city in Indiana.

[Starry Eyed Jagaloon]

I'd end up voting yes on maybe half, but c'mon, this is bad. And even for some perfectly fine picks like Reed and Obama...why?

Reich at Treasury, Collins at Interior, and Crenshaw at VA would all be uniquely poised to do damage.

Ok, I'll bite. How are you equating Reich (who already served in the cabinet under Clinton) with Republicans?

Oh, he obviously isn't as bad politically as the other two but this is compensated for in impact by how massively important Treasury is. Basically, Reich is absolute sh!!t at economics--which is fine, because he's a lawyer. But you wouldn't pick Paul Krugman to run Justice, and the same principle applies here. I seriously don't trust the guy to have anthing to do with monetary policy and if you want a lefty in control, there are way more sensible picks.

[Hope For A New Era]

Secretary of Commerce: Jeff Bezos

NO

[dead0man]

watching you reds whinge over his actual picks will be a lot of fun

[Ancestral Republican]

I'd end up voting yes on maybe half, but c'mon, this is bad. And even for some perfectly fine picks like Reed and Obama...why?

Reich at Treasury, Collins at Interior, and Crenshaw at VA would all be uniquely poised to do damage.

Ok, I'll bite. How are you equating Reich (who already served in the cabinet under Clinton) with Republicans?

Oh, he obviously isn't as bad politically as the other two but this is compensated for in impact by how massively important Treasury is. Basically, Reich is absolute sh!!t at economics--which is fine, because he's a lawyer. But you wouldn't pick Paul Krugman to run Justice, and the same principle applies here. I seriously don't trust the guy to have anthing to do with monetary policy and if you want a lefty in control, there are way more sensible picks.

Your opinion is wrong but I respect your right to have it. Reich is one of the very few executive-level officials who has demonstrated a real concern about income inequality. While his views aren't the complete repudiation of capitalism it deserves, him in the position would be a very important step forward in reversing the decades-long floating upward of all the wealth in America to a handful of people, which is an economic disaster.

[Santander]

This is literally just a random list of names. But no surprise, coming from OP.

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A lot of those are really bad like Jeff Bezos. Reich is the only one I'm sure I'd vote for.