At least three of President-elect Donald Trump’s picks to run Cabinet-level agencies are on the record as either having a worldview antithetical to their agency’s statutory mission or calling for the dismantling of the agency they have committed to lead.
Their appointments to head the Department of Labor, the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Energy may present unprecedented challenges to the tens of thousands of Federal civil-service employees who are committed to the mission of these agencies but will find themselves at philosophical odds with their new bosses.
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