As Donald Trump builds his Cabinet for a potential second term, he continues to prioritize individuals with strong media backgrounds, drawing parallels between his administration and the world of reality television. Headlines highlight a mix of political figures and unconventional choices, raising questions about the effectiveness and ideological alignment of his picks. Analysts warn that his selections may disrupt traditional governance structures and intensify partisan divisions. Prominent names in Trump’s nomination list include Sean Duffy and Brendan Carr, among others, sparking discussions on which nominees will face confirmation challenges in a polarized Senate. As the process unfolds, many observers worry about the implications of such a Cabinet on both domestic and international fronts, with critics characterizing it as alarmingly extreme.