Here’s What Hillary Clinton’s Cabinet Would Have Looked Like If She Had Won

Daily Caller ^ | 01/10/2017 | Chuck Ross

[Frank Grimes]

Hillary Clinton had most of her cabinet and West Wing positions picked out by Election Day, several of her campaign hands have revealed.

Mike Allen, the former Politico reporter, published the “ghost cabinet” on Tuesday at Axios, a new media company he co-founded.

According to Allen’s sources, John Podesta, the Clinton campaign chairman whose hacked emails were published prior to the election, was set to receive a nomination to serve as secretary of state.

John Podesta Getty Images/Justin Sullivan

Podesta has served in two Democratic White Houses. He rose to chief of staff in Bill Clinton’s White House and was an advisor to President Obama.

[Opinionated Blowhard]

And they all would have been fronts for Goldman Sachs, China and Saudi Arabia.

[Sacajaweau]

She would keep 99% of Obama’s picks cuz she owes all of them.

[Qiviut]

Just seeing those particular names associated with positions in the government was enough to make me feel nauseous. Seriously. If Trump does NOTHING else (and he WILL), he has saved us from Hellary & her legions of Leftist thugs (and that’s stating it mildly).

[AngelesCrestHighway]

Hillary's cabinet...

[V_TWIN]

“Dodged a bullet, we did”

More like a howitzer shell if you ask me.

[pgkdan]

I don’t know why, but now the thought of McCain winning in 2008 seems scarier to me then the Obama victory.

We would probably be recovering from a nuclear exchange with Russia.

[kagnew]

“I don’t know why, but now the thought of McCain winning in 2008 seems scarier to me then the Obama victory.”

Well, McShame told us that we had nothing to fear from an obama administration.....what a dumb fool.

[MrEdd]

I don’t know why, but now the thought of McCain winning in 2008 seems scarier to me then the Obama victory.

That would be because he would have Islamicized leadership in the Republican party, and instituted the same Arab Spring .

Those of us paying attention were pointing that out and didn't vote for him. Most people here didn't oppose him much during the primary, and then voted for him not realizing that he and Obama were on the same page as far as destroying the Republic.

Without exception, those here who claimed that voting third party or write in was voting for Obama are Islamists. They carried their water. They worked hard to advance the jihad against the United States. The only question at all is whether they were treasonous by intent (the open borders crowd) or by stupidity.

[jazminerose]

He’ll have the last laugh when his check from the Nigerian prince comes in.

[Jaded]

And besides that the business opportunities in the middle east.

[MNDude]

While Obama’s big priority was Obamacare and the stimulus package, I think McCain’s big priority would have been amnesty.

[basalt]

agreed....though it was a tough 8 years, were in a position now to really do some good, thx to Obama. Now with the dems meltdown reaction to Trumps win, after the 2018 mid terms, it’ll be at least 20 years before the dems recover.

[Lurkinanloomin]

I voted for Bob Barr, he was the only eligible candidate on my ballot.

[SMARTY]

That line up sounds like the contender’s roll-call for, “Blue Ribbon Incompetent of the Century”.

[Frank Grimes]

Did you all happen to see what other name popped up for Attorney General? Jamie Gorelick!

[43north]

“Dodged a bullet, we did”

“More like a howitzer shell if you ask me.”

You’re both pikers. hitlery would have been like a widespread nuke attack on our country. Plus we would have had to suffer the insufferable haughtiness of libturds everywhere.

You also notice that there is no consideration of competence or ability in any of her cabinet preferences.

[Proyecto Anonimo]

[Rusty0604]

A lot of bullets.

[b4its2late]

We dodged a WMD.

The rest of the major cabinet positions were to be doled out as follows:

Attorney General — She'd keep current AG Loretta Lynch
Treasury Department — Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg
Labor Department — Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz
Defense Department — Michèle Flournoy, a former Defense Department official
Health and Human Services — Center for American Progress executive director Neera Tanden

[GreenHornet]

Sheila Jackson Lee: Director of NASA.