'Another Trump pick out': Flurry of transition team moves sets off chatter
Raw StoryDonald Trump made a flurry of moves to fill out his administration Wednesday — and some of his latest choices left many observers scratching their heads. "Trump picks Gail Slater to lead the DOJ Antitrust Division & Paul Atkins to lead the SEC," added Lauren Feiner, tech policy reporter for The Verge. "Sounds like Bill McGinley is being pushed out as White House counsel judging by this latest post from Trump," said CNN host Kaitlan Collins. "Another Trump pick is out before the administration begins, with Bill McGinley, who was pushed by Boris Epshteyn, replaced by Dave Warrington for White House counsel," confirmed New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman. "Donald Trump's latest round of nominations includes more people named in the Project 2025 agenda: Peter Navarro wrote a chapter about fair trade," said AFP reporter Bill McCarthy.
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