Of appointees dealing with economy policy, regulation, commerce, energy, and finance, 62% have "no practical experience" in the private sector at all, and the majority of Biden's economic/commerce team is filled with professional politicians, lawyers, community organizers, lobbyists, and government employees.
- The total number of years of business experience among the top 68 policymakers is 161.
- 42 have no business experience whatsoever.
- Only one in six have business experience.
- 20 top officials have law as their primary field, 21 have politics/government, 12 have academia/policy, and 3 have consulting/public relations.
To name just a few examples; Pete Buttigieg went from being the mayor of a town with just north of 100,000 residents to having oversight of a $1 trillion indsutry, and is in charge of dealing with supply chain issues at the nation's ports, and our transportation infrastructure, HHS Secretary Xavier Beccerra is a lawyer, and our Energy Secretary was the Governor of Michigan, and doesn't seem to know much of anything about energy.
The average amount of experience for Biden's appointees comes out to only 2.4 years. By contrast, Donald Trump's cabinet averaged over 10 years of business experience per member.
Matt Palumbo is the author of The Man Behind the Curtain: Inside the Secret Network of George Soros
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