Cabinet

Buttigieg also detailed his plans for improving America’s travel infrastructure, feeling imposter syndrome, and thoughts on future political hopes.

“Well, first of all, congratulations.” Then she got down to business.

While LGBTQ people rightfully have concerns about Rick Grenell’s appointment, far-right figures believe he’ll put his ‘gay activism’ first.

The head of the National Religious Broadcasters said he was promised “something that will balance the religious liberty concerns.”

Tillerson is CEO of ExxonMobil, which is the only company to receive a negative rating from the Human Rights Campaign.

Linda Harvey wants incoming HHS head Tom Price to go after the CDC’s HIV/AIDS strategy and start “dismantling” the “mythological gay identity.”

North Carolina might be rid of Pat McCrory, who signed anti-LGBTQ House Bill 2 into law, but he could soon become the nation’s problem.

Mattis believes that moves toward greater equality by the Obama administration has allowed combat effectiveness to suffer.

David Clarke would join a cabinet that already contains a host of others who have cast votes, and made statements against, the LGBTQ community.

The AP reports that Trump loyalist Ben Carson has been offered the position of secretary of Housing and Urban Development.

An openly LGBT cabinet secretary would be another milestone for LGBT inclusion and an important symbol of pride for our community — but let’s be clear, this should not be a key priority for our community. Moreover, the idea that this would be a mark of failure on the part of the President doesn’t sit well with me. … To me, a “key priority” for our community should be something tangible that actually advances our equality or improves our lives through policy or action.