What would Hillary’s cabinet look like?

(Cross-posted from MyDD)

Disclaimer: I am not a Clinton supporter. This diary is not in support of Hillary Clinton, nor in opposition to Hillary Clinton. In my mind, Hillary, Obama, and Edwards all have a pretty good shot at being president. The reason I am writing about Hillary’s cabinet is that she has more well-established connections than the other two, which makes it easier to speculate who might be in her cabinet.

Who do you think will be in Hillary’s cabinet? My guesses below the fold.

VP: Evan Bayh

Secretary of State: Richard Holbrooke

Treasury: Gene Sperling

Defense: Diane Feinstein

Atty General: Janet Napolitano

Interior: Tom Vilsack

Agriculture: Ron Sparks

Labor: Richard Gephardt

Commerce: Charlene Barshefsky

Energy: Hilda Solis

Transportation: Ed Rendell

Education: Bob Miller

Veteran’s Affairs: Johnnie Wilson

Health and Human Services: Tammy Baldwin

HUD: Ron Dellums

Homeland Security: Bob Kerrey

Chief of Staff: Terry McAuliffe

Trade Rep: George Munoz

EPA: Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Director of National Intelligence: Robert Menendez

OMB: Joe Andrew

Drug Czar: Tom Siebel

National Security Advisor: Jane Harnan

Ambassador to the UN: Joe Wilson

Just some vague guesses. This is who I think might be picked, not who I necessarily think should be picked. What do you think?

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24 thoughts on “What would Hillary’s cabinet look like?”

  1. kerrey as veep, midwestern roots, experience, war credentials.  snowe (R-ME) as sec of education, or something.  it’ll look bipartisan, and will give us her senate seat (it’s the only way we’ll get it).

  2. I wouldn’t mind seeing Specter and Snowe among the cabinet members at all.  I’m not exactly up to date on what they hyave accomplished but I’m sure they could fit in there somewhere.  I personally believe that the SoS will be Bill Richardson and that Wesley Clark would be the SoD.  I’m not sure Napolitano and Sparks would accept cabinet positions.  Napolitano is rumored to be running for the senate against McCain and Sparks clearly has an interest in going to the governorship and rumor has it, he will run for Lt. Gov in 2010 with the current Dem Lt. Gov, Folsom, running for Governor.  

  3. I really do not get the need for Evan Bayh to be the Vice President. He is a great man who can win in a red state, but he probably would not be able to pull Indiana over to the Democrats during the next election. Gov. Bill Richardson will be the Vice Presidential nominee for any of the candidates. His nomination is pure strategy: he is an extremely popular western governor and he is Hispanic. Hispanics and the west are going to be key for any democratic victory from now on.

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