Posted on 11/19/2016 7:30:21 PM PST by ShivaFan
The Interior Department manages the nation’s public lands and waters. Here is the "short list" and I would love to see Jan Brewer get the spot, but honestly just to slap the face of the MSM my choice would be Sarah Palin just to get the goat of the libtards so we can drill baby drill.
Who is your choice?
Jan Brewer Former Arizona governor
Robert E. Grady Gryphon Investors partner
Harold G. Hamm Chief executive of Continental Resources, an oil and gas company
Forrest Lucas President of Lucas Oil Products, which manufactures automotive lubricants, additives and greases
Sarah Palin Former Alaska governor
Nobody was attacked more than Palin and she somehow managed to push it all off and is now smiling
As former Governor of Alaska, Sarah Palin would be qualified to manage federal lands & resources.....much more than a ‘finger in the eye’ of the brainwashed knee jerk liberal crybabies.....
Yeah. Couric HAS been either silent or possibly IGNORED
lately. Stuff like she pulled on Palin has a way of
biting one on the butt.
But Kellyanne Conway, a senior adviser for Trump, said on “Fox & Friends”, that Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin (R) could be considered for Secretary of the Interior.
“No, I was not offered a position, it was an initial meeting to discuss a wide range of topics,” said Fallin as she was leaving Trump Tower.
After the election, Fallin downplayed suggestions that she might play a role in Trump’s administration.
She said she would be willing to listen if Trump asked her to serve in his administration, but that she thinks she could help him most by “being a good governor.”
They don't need any help.
I don't know Brewer.....But, I know Palin...and if she was on the short list...I'd hire her.
Maybe there's other more qualified though.....I dunno.
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