[Innovative]

Excellent.

They won't use their gov. positions to get rich. They will be able to totally focus on solving the problems and "make America great again".

[arl295]

Exactly

That is the way I look at it

[Steely Tom]

Any of them rich enough to "misplace" $2B, like Corzine?

[C210N]

[manc]

So the Wash Post is trying another hit piece, and yet it backfires.
These rich people are taking a massive cut in their pay, and this tells me they are not doing it to make themselves rich as they are already rich. No they are doing it for the country.

Nice try Washington Post, now go and find something else to try and attack him.

[MIchaelTArchangel]

Unlike Obama who assembled a group of ne’er-do-well community activists and failures at business, Trump is assembling a team of competent business people who know how to obtain data, how to turn that data into information, and how to analyze that information to make decisions based on facts.

The days of the know-nothings are over — at least for the next four years.

[Feckless]

Yeah, we can't have people running things and making decisions who have actually DONE something...

All of those pointy headed college professors who were never in charge of anything have done so well the past 8 years....

[Gene Eric]

The Amazon of Administrations...

[Veggie Todd]

They may be rich, but they didn’t build that!

[FlingWingFlyer]

This is a good thing. They won’t have to steal money from the taxpayers to build a “nest egg”.

[catnipman]

Excellent! President Trump said he was going to put businessmen in charge of the U.S. economy, so who better than SUCCESSFUL businessmen!

[Oldeconomybuyer]

Let’s see how the Trump team performs.

The Kenyan put together a team of misfit Marxists who made America weak again.

[poinq]

Funny that its coming from the Washington Post whose owner has more wealth than all Trumps cabinet combined. This rich bating seems to be pointed in the wrong direction.

[Shortstop7]

Poor WashPo .... they are losing it.

[gaijin]

A huge champion of the poor, Nancy Pelosi’s $22 million Napa home boasts tennis courts and a Bocci ball court. She is lucky enough to also have a helicopter landing pad.

A political creation of unions, she employs ZERO union people at her vineyard and at her luxurious bed & breakfast, Auberge de Soleil, where a buger and fries will set you back $22 before tax and tip.

Auberge de Soleil, rated in the top 10 of it’s kind in the USA.

Pelosi also played a critical role in exempting American Samoa, where 80% of the island works for Starkist Tuna, from a mandatory minimum wage hike, from $5.35 per hour. Advocate For The Poor Pelosi is a major Starkist shareholder, you see.

In a single year the bar tab for Pelosi’s huge government plane exceeded $100,000 —one time she diverted it over 1,000 miles in order to pick up a single order of chocolate-dipped strawberries.

[LS]

Good. About time we have a cabinet of private sector people who know how to make money and the value of a dollar.

[Maudeen]

If Mr. Trump is leaving God out of his appointment decisions. . .all is for naught!

[ealgeone]

Lead by example!

[Don W]

I had a co=worker complain about how rich the new administration in the States is turning out to be.

I asked him how many jobs he had gotten from poor people.

He hasn’t spoken to me since. ;-Þ

[ari-freedom]

Successful and can’t be bought by lobbyists: winning

[Family Guy]

And it will result in the richest American people in history.