Trump Names Bill McGinley White House Counsel

President-elect Donald Trump has appointed William McGinley as his White House Counsel, highlighting his legal expertise and commitment to the 'America First' agenda. McGinley, who served as Cabinet Secretary during Trump's first term and was involved in election integrity efforts, is expected to play a key role in addressing concerns over law enforcement's actions. Trump's announcement follows a series of cabinet appointments, including John Ratcliffe as CIA Director and Susie Wiles as Chief of Staff. McGinley’s background includes serving as General Counsel for the National Republican Senatorial Committee and partnership at major law firms. The transition team emphasized McGinley's past contributions to Trump's electoral success and the ongoing focus on election integrity. Trump's rapid personnel decisions suggest a strong intention to establish a cohesive administration as he prepares for his second term.