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Trump Reportedly Considering Billionaire Stephen Feinberg as Second-in-Command at Defense Department

Trump Reportedly Considering Billionaire Stephen Feinberg as Second-in-Command at Defense Department
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World December 3, 2024 21:50

washington - According to sources, President-elect Donald Trump has offered a high-ranking position to billionaire Stephen Feinberg at the Defense Department.

President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly considering billionaire Stephen Feinberg for a senior position at the Department of Defense, as reported by The Washington Post. Feinberg, known for supporting Trump, has investments in companies that hold lucrative contracts with the Pentagon. While Trump has not publicly announced his decision, it is believed that Feinberg may be appointed as the department's second-in-command.

Earlier, Trump had proposed media personality Pete Hegseth to lead the massive department, sparking debates over his qualifications for such a significant role due to his lack of experience in managing a large organization. Consequently, much attention is now focused on who will become his deputy secretary, with assurances that appropriate measures will be taken to prevent conflicts of interest.

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