For the 1st time in my life I might be wrong but I think Joe's cabinet and team is the best ever ...

[Botany]

... in the history of the world.

Please add to this list.

Kamala Harris Howard U., University of Cal. law School, D.A. Alameda County, D.A. San Francisco,
A.G. State of California, US Senator, and a great laugh

David Kessler J.D. University of Chicago, M.D. Harvard, intern @ John's Hopkins, .....

Mayor Pete Rhodes Scholar, taught himself Norwegian so he could read himself a book in the
author's native language, South Bend Indiana new traffic plan ....

John Kerry 3 Purple Hearts, a Bronze Star, and a Silver Star

Jill Biden Too many things to list and she likes to cook Italian meals.

Joe's Science Team https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaeltnietzel/2021/01/17/meet-joe-bidens-science-team/?sh=4a82fc25ac30

Brayden Harrington

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1. And I like when you look at the undergraduate colleges

A wide diversity of schools including small private, HBCU, state universities both regional and flagship, elite private, and Ivy League. Only three from the same university (Harvard). While still a East Coast bias, there is a good mix throughout the country.

Joe Biden: University of Delaware
Kamala Harris: Howard University
Lloyd Austin: United States Military Academy
Xavier Becerra: Stanford University
Antony Blinken: Harvard University
Pete Buttigieg: Harvard University
Miguel Cardona: Central Connecticut State University
Marcia Fudge: Ohio State University—Columbus
Merrick Garland: Harvard University
Jennifer Granholm: University of California—Berkeley
Deb Haaland: University of New Mexico
Ron Klain: Georgetown University
Denis McDonough: St. Johns University - Minnesota
Jen Psaki: William & Mary
Michael Regan: North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University
Tom Vilsack: Hamilton College
Marty Walsh: Boston College
Janet Yellen: Brown University

[Botany]

2. Nice list but also look @ people like Deb Haaland who Joe/Kamala picked to run the Interior Dept.

From wiki

Haaland was born in Winslow, Arizona.[3][4] She is an enrolled member of the Laguna Pueblo.[5] The Pueblo people have lived on the land that is now the state of New Mexico since the 1200s and Haaland identifies herself as a 35th-generation New Mexican.[6][7] Her mother, Mary Toya,[8] a Native American woman, served in the United States Navy.[9] Her father, Major J. D. "Dutch" Haaland, a Norwegian American, was an officer in the United States Marine Corps and recipient of the Silver Star for his actions in Vietnam; he was buried with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery in 2005.[8] As a child in a military family, Haaland moved frequently.[10] She attended 13 public schools across the United States before the family settled in Albuquerque, New Mexico, to be close to family who also belong to the Laguna Pueblo.[11] Haaland graduated from Highland High School in Albuquerque.[10][11] She has three sisters and a brother.[8]

After graduating from Highland High School, Haaland worked at a local bakery.[11] In 1988, she enrolled at the University of New Mexico, where she earned her Bachelor of Arts in English in 1994.[12][13] Four days after graduating, she gave birth to her daughter, Somáh.[10] As a single mother, Haaland started a salsa company to support herself and her daughter.[14][15] At times during this period, she did not earn enough money to afford housing and had to rely on friends for shelter.[10] She also relied on food stamps at times.[14] She earned her Juris Doctor in Indian law from the University of New Mexico School of Law in 2006, but is not a member of the New Mexico State Bar.[12][13][16] Haaland became the first chairwoman elected to the Laguna Development Corporation Board of Directors, a Laguna-owned business created to strengthen the Laguna Community and its economy.[11][17] As chairwoman, she oversaw business operations for the second largest tribal gaming enterprise in New Mexico[18] and successfully advocated for the corporation to create policies and commitments to earth-friendly business practices.[18] She served as the tribal administrator for the San Felipe Pueblo from January 2013 to November 2015.