Fantasy Cabinet game, pt. 2

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Secretary of State: Vice President Joseph Robinette Biden Jr (D-DE)

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If you're looking at my cabinet so far and thinking I must have read Team of Rivals, you're right.

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Picking Bishop Mark Pivarunas of Illinois for the post of Secretary of Education. Bishop Mark Pivarunas is the Superior General of Congregation of Mary Immaculate Queen. And the Rector of the Mater Dei Seminary in Omaha, Nebraska, which technically makes him the head of an institute of higher education.

President: Dennis Kucinich(OH)
Vice President: Tulsi Gabbard (HI)

Secretary of State: VACANT
Secretary of the Treasury: VACANT
Secretary of Defense: VACANT
Attorney General: VACANT
Secretary of the Interior: VACANT
Secretary of Agriculture: VACANT
Secretary of Commerce: VACANT
Secretary of Labor: VACANT
Secretary of Health and Human Services: VACANT
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development: VACANT
Secretary of Transportation: VACANT
Secretary of Energy: VACANT
Secretary of Education: Bishop Mark Pivarunas
Secretary of Veterans' Affairs: VACANT
Secretary of Homeland Security: VACANT

I thought the Catholic Church prohibited their clergy from taking government jobs.

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For Secretary of Defense, retired Admiral, Chancellor of the University of Texas, William Harry McRaven (I-NC).

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For Secretary of Agriculture, Former Kansas Insurance Commissioner, Governor of Kansas, Secretary of Health and Human Services, Kathleen Sebelius (D-KS).

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Attorney General: Former Senator Doug Jones

KaiserDave already picked Doug Jones for Attorney General.

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For Attorney General, Former San Francisco County District Attorney, Attorney General of California, and United States Senator Kamala Devi Harris (D-CA).

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Former Vice President Al Gore for energy, I think his climate activism, should make him count as a major individual, if he doesn't work, then my backup is former West Virginia Senator Jay Rockefeller for HHS.

Gore, under the new guidelines, is certainly a credible public figure in the 2010s. My only worry is that Gassman had drafted him and I vetoed it when the earlier rules were in place. I’ll pencil Gore in for you, but if Gassman wants to claim him to replace an earlier pick, we’ll go with your second choice. Sound fair?

My advice would be just to assign Gore to Gass for the department of his choice with his current pick, actually, and allow S019 to claim Rockefeller.

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For Secretary of Homeland Security, Commissioner of the NYPD, Raymond Walter Kelly (I-NY)

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For Secretary of Transportation, Representative Gwen Graham (D-FL)

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For Secretary of Labor, Minnesota State Representative, Representative and Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison (D-MN).

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For Secretary of Education, former Superintendent of Denver Public Schools, and Senator, Michael Farrand Bennet (D-CO)

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For the record, Last McGovernite, I haven't picked a Secretary of Commerce yet.

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For Secretary of Veteran's Affairs, Representative Seth Wilbur Moulton (D-MA)

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for Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Former Houston City Councilwoman Houston City Controller, and Mayor of Houston, Annise Parker (D-TX).

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For Secretary of Health and Human Services, Representative Ron Kind (D-WI)

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Also, did you not approve my pick of Annise Parker last round?

She was Mayor of Houston from 2010-2016, so she should qualify under both the old rules and the new rules.

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For Secretary of Commerce, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos (? WA)

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Secretary of Energy: Science Educator Bill Nye

Secretary of the Interior: Former Attorney General of Montana, Governor of Montana Steve Bullock (D-MT)

Secretary of the Treasury: Former Chairperson of the Council of Economic Advisers, Austan Goolsbee (D-TX)