As President-elect Donald Trump’s picks for his cabinet become finalized, so has criticism for his choices. Even though he promised to #DrainTheSwamp, Trump instead dove right in, selecting a team of political insiders, millionaires and billionaires. Hoping to offer our 45th president some guidance, here are our picks for some of Trump’s cabinet posts. You’ll note that not a single one of them has experience directly related to the positions, but that doesn’t really matter anymore does it?
1. Tony Hawk — Secretary of Skate
World class skating career, great video games, sick shoes. Possibly the most qualified person for the job, ever?
2. Snoop Dogg — Department of “Agriculture”
You know what we mean.
3. Smaug, the gold-hoarding dragon from “The Hobbit” — Secretary of the Treasury
Who better to protect Alexander Hamilton’s legacy?
4. The Cast of “Homeland” — Secretary of Homeland Security
We’ve never seen the show either. But they say names are destiny.
5. HGTV — Secretary of the Interior
The “Property Brothers” could really do some good. And “House Hunters” could really shake up those Washington insiders. Have we considered flipping the White House? A new coat of paint and some modern design updates and it might turn a nice profit in this housing market.
6. Pat, the Smart House from the hit Disney movie “Smart House” — Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
(Also: Did you know Smart House was directed by LeVar Burton? Yes, the guy from “Reading Rainbow.” Who knew?)
7. The 54C Port Authority bus — Secretary of Transportation
It’s there when you need it — except when it isn’t.
8. A really good midwife — Secretary of Labor
Push! Push! Breathe.
9. Shaquille O’Neal — Department of Health & Human Services
He endorses Icy Hot AND Gold Bond. Plus he’s been in really good shape before.
10. Principal Trunchbull from the hit movie, “Matilda” — Secretary of Education
Because literally anyone is less terrifying than Betsy DeVos.
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