The following is a list of Jewish individuals who either served or are serving in major roles within the Biden administration. Who or what contributed to these choices?

Cabinet Positions:
Janet Yellin - Secretary of Treasury
Alejandro Mayorkas - Secretary of Homeland Security
Tony Blinken - Secretary of State
Merrick Garland - Attorney General

Non-Cabinet Positions:
Ron Klain - Chief of Staff (2021-2023)
Jeffrey Zients - Chief of Staff (2023), COVID-19 Response Coordinator (2021-2023)
Jared Bernstein - Council of Economic Advisers
Mandy Cohen - Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2023) replaced Rochelle Walensky
David Cohen - CIA Deputy Director
Avril Haines - Director of National Intelligence
Rochelle Walensky - Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2021-2023)
Wendy Sherman - Deputy Secretary of State
Jennifer Klein - Co-chair Council on Gender Policy
Jessica Rosenworce - Chair of the Federal Communications Commission
Roberta Jacobson - National Security Council “border czar”
Gary Gensler - Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman
Stephanie Pollack - Deputy Administrator of the Federal Highway Administration
Polly Trottenberg - Deputy Secretary of Transportation

For add'l Jewish Americans serving in the Biden administration, reference this link:
https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org...administration

How many times are you going to copy and paste this list?

Why don't you make one for Christians, too?

The OP is a low IQ mouthbreather.

Ded fukn srs.

Would you like to take a crack at the question?

The only answer I have is that you're a human sized vagina.

Srs.

He also hired pro hamas members and other nonsense


The list doesn’t make much sense, imagine thinking yellen or gensler, is some part of a Jewish conspiracy. They were literally top candidates and decent picks for the job. This is the type of thinking you retards probably should tone down.

What about the list doesn't make sense?

Picking at every member of the govt for Jewish heritage instead of going after people for actions that indicate a loyalty to Israel and hatred of our country.

You fgts need to attack people for their actions not for their genealogy.

You fgts do realize Hitler and several of his top members were literally schizophrenic right?

To be fair many of the left are developing a similar schizo conditioning / response to their ideological brainwashing, you don’t need the right developing the same issues in response.


Neuropathological leaders literally pull followers into their craziness.

I'm just asking what contributed to those people being nominated to such high profile positions within Biden's administration. They are prominent positions that have a lot of influence over American policy and special interest groups usually have a heavy hand in who gets to serve as what.

Reason I pointed out yellen and gensler. They were basically shoe ins and most qualified for the job. Both positions are basically neutered tho and both are lying about what’s going, but I would expect that out of anyone in those roles without massive changes to regulation enforcement and open discussion of policy.

What about the rest of them? We've had two back to back Jewish Chiefs of Staff and CDC Directors in this administration.

No clue what have they done to concern you other than be Jewish?

I have no clue either, I'm just searching for answers.

1. previous relationships from Obams
2. the committee that finds and suggests political appointees
3. personal relationships
4. 40 years of experience in politics
5. experts that he feels will FIX, Trumps BLUNDERS return things to normal
6. a few secretaries are recycled

Thank you.

What is that committee? Are they responsible for Biden's cabinet recommendations?

Which secretaries are recycled?

2017
U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said on Tuesday that she does not believe that there will be another financial crisis for at least as long as she lives
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-u...-idUSKBN19I2I5



What a dumbass statement.

So what makes her qualified?

It must be her connections because it is certainly not her intelligence or efficacy.



I make better financial predictions than Yellen and could do her job better than her, I'm sure I'm not the only one, I bet there are 100s of people who could do her job better.

transition comitee, Agriculture is 1 that i know of

Are you referencing Biden's Transition Team led by Ted Kaufman? (he is also Jewish)

I am not suicidal.

Well, given there is a high pool of Jews in the healthcare and finance private sectors, they are more likely to be more qualified candidates for those positions, so that pretty much discredits a large portion of blaming special interest groups. Then of course, since the White House has to fill or confirm thousands of positions, this seems like a pretty weak list.

So based on that, I would say none.

Are you referencing the Treasury Secretary and CDC Director specifically with your post?

And volker used to lie about inflation constantly while fixing it. One of my favorite Volcker quotes involves him explaining that “yes I know the situation is bad but if I said it was bad and didn’t say it’s fine it makes things worse”. (Paraphrased I’m not up for searching atm) It’s part and parcel of the job when you are a public figure and authority in finance. Their job isn’t to tell the people what’s really going on, because financial panic on top of a bad situation is worse then just a bad situation.

There’s plenty of good quotes and precedents where “this is how the job gets done in order to not make things worse”. Do I necessarily agree with it ? No.

Should the treasurer just outright say “well we’re actually fukt and pumping out bullchit and levers to try and unfuk us while maintaining the status quo”. It’s a PR job.


As far as qualifications just look at her fukking resume lmao

You are generally correct but there was no need for her to say something so obviously stupid, no one needed to be financially placated and it immediately lowered her credibility among the intelligent, the stupid people got the joke much later.

Now what is a word from Yellen worth?

Nothing to me.

Along with Deputy Health Secretary, Council of Economic Advisers, SEC Chairman, etc.

Yeah I completely agree

Just pointing out her qualifications more than justify her position.

probably the same ones that trump used.


fking retard

So due to their over-representation in Finance and Health, it's not unreasonable for a Jewish individual to be selected to a health or finance cabinet position?

What about:

Secretary of Homeland Security?
Director of National Intelligence?
Deputy Secretary of State?
CIA Deputy Director?
Secretary of State?
Chief of Staff (x2)?
Attorney General?
Border Czar?
FCC Chair?

Do Jewish folks have an over-representation in the fields relevant to these positions too?

Also, who do you believe is responsible for choosing Biden's cabinet picks?

I would say legal they are over represented as well, so attorney general isn't surprising. Same with the FCC. And there are Jews capable of other positions (not sure if you know this). Sure, you'll probably see less in Agriculture and Farming positions but I'm sure they can handle some jobs in intelligence and such.

The big question I have for you is, where are all the other positions? There are over 1,000 positions appointed by the President that need Senate confirmation alone, plus thousands more. Surely there has to be more Jews than just a few dozen positions. So where are the rest of them? Why not post them all? Why hand select only a few of thousands? You have a list of less than 50 Jews.... why so few?

The emphasis of my original question is on majorcabinetcabinetpositions as they have a lot of control over the direction of policy in America for their respective departments.

What would you guess the probability is for so many high profile positions within the Biden administration to be occupied by Jewish individuals?

Who do you believe is responsible for choosing who serves in these positions within Biden's administration?

To supplement this post, here is a list of the positions listed in the OP and what they have control over:

Chief of Staff
Serve as the primary advisor to the President.
Manage the White House staff and ensure the President's agenda is carried out effectively.
Coordinate communication and policy development within the White House.
Act as the gatekeeper to the President, controlling access and information flow.
Play a key role in the administration's decision-making process.

COVID-19 Response Coordinator
Oversee and coordinate the government's response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Advise the President on pandemic-related matters.
Collaborate with relevant agencies and health experts to manage the crisis.
Develop and implement strategies to address public health emergencies.
Communicate and disseminate information to the public regarding the pandemic.

Secretary of the Treasury
Oversee the nation's economic and financial policies.
Manage the Department of the Treasury, including fiscal policy, taxation, and financial regulations.
Play a crucial role in economic decision-making and financial stability.
Monitor and influence economic indicators and trends.
Represent the U.S. in international economic and financial matters.

Secretary of Homeland Security
Lead efforts to ensure national security, border security, and immigration policy.
Manage agencies responsible for immigration enforcement, cybersecurity, and disaster response.
Address and mitigate threats to homeland security, both domestic and international.
Collaborate with other government agencies and foreign partners on security matters.
Oversee immigration policies, border control, and refugee resettlement.

Secretary of State
Conduct U.S. foreign policy and represent the United States in diplomatic matters.
Advise the President on foreign affairs, international relations, and global issues.
Manage the Department of State and its missions around the world.
Lead diplomatic efforts, negotiations, and international treaties.
Promote American interests and values abroad.

Deputy Secretary of State
Support the Secretary of State in foreign policy and diplomatic efforts.
Participate in diplomatic negotiations and discussions on behalf of the U.S.
Assist in the formulation and execution of U.S. foreign policy.
Manage specific areas of foreign relations, such as regional or functional issues.
Represent the U.S. in international forums and diplomatic engagements.

Attorney General
Serve as the chief law enforcement officer of the United States.
Oversee the Department of Justice and the enforcement of federal laws.
Provide legal advice to the President and the executive branch.
Prosecute and defend lawsuits on behalf of the U.S. government.
Address civil rights, criminal justice, and national security issues.

Council of Economic Advisers
Analyze and advise on economic issues, including fiscal and monetary policies.
Provide economic recommendations to the President to support informed decision-making.
Monitor economic trends and developments.
Research and develop policies to address unemployment, inflation, and economic growth.
Evaluate the impact of economic policies on various sectors of the economy.

Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Lead the nation's public health efforts, including disease control and prevention.
Provide guidance on public health measures and responses to disease outbreaks.
Monitor and analyze health data and trends to inform public health strategies.
Collaborate with state and local health departments to combat infectious diseases.
Promote public health education and awareness.

CIA Deputy Director
Support the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency in intelligence and national security matters.
Oversee the daily operations of the CIA, including intelligence collection and analysis.
Assist in the coordination of intelligence and counterterrorism efforts.
Manage the agency's budget, personnel, and resources.
Contribute to national security and foreign policy decision-making.

Director of National Intelligence
Coordinate and oversee the U.S. intelligence community, comprising multiple agencies.
Provide intelligence assessments and briefings to the President and policymakers.
Ensure the integration and sharing of intelligence information among agencies.
Assess threats to national security and provide early warning of potential crises.
Oversee intelligence budgets, resources, and technology.

Co-chair Council on Gender Policy
Promote policies and initiatives that advance gender equity and equality.
Develop and implement strategies to address gender-related issues.
Advocate for gender-inclusive policies across various government departments.
Collaborate with organizations and individuals working on gender-related matters.
Monitor and evaluate the impact of policies on gender equality.

Chair of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
Regulate and oversee the telecommunications and broadcasting industries.
Promote affordable and accessible broadband and communications services.
Enforce regulations to protect consumers and promote competition in the communications sector.
Make decisions on spectrum allocation and wireless communications.
Address issues related to net neutrality, media ownership, and telecommunications infrastructure.

National Security Council "border czar"
Coordinate and oversee efforts related to border security and immigration.
Address immigration policy and the situation at the U.S.-Mexico border.
Work with various agencies to manage border-related issues, including law enforcement and humanitarian concerns.
Collaborate with foreign governments to address cross-border challenges.
Develop and implement strategies to enhance border security and immigration policies.

Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman
Oversee the regulation of securities markets and protect investors.
Enforce securities laws and ensure fair and transparent financial markets.
Promote capital formation and market integrity.
Regulate securities offerings, asset management, and market trading.
Develop and implement policies to prevent fraud and misconduct in financial markets.

Deputy Administrator of the Federal Highway Administration
Support the administration of federal programs for highways and transportation.
Advise on transportation infrastructure development and maintenance.
Work to improve transportation safety and sustainability.
Collaborate with state and local governments on transportation projects.
Promote innovation in transportation technology and infrastructure.

Answer: Zionists have infiltrated America.

Everything you see that you mad about: big government, wokeness, anti-whiteness, degeneracy, feminism… the chosen people’s hand is behind it. They do not want the goyim to be free and at peace.