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АҚШ президенттері әдетте өздерінің кабинеттерін және басқа да лауазымдарды өздерінің саяси партиясынан адамдармен толтырады. Бірінші президент Джордж Вашингтон құрған алғашқы кабинетте Вашингтонның кейбір саяси қарсыластары болды, бірақ кейінгі президенттер өз кабинеттерін президент партиясының мүшелерімен толтыру тәжірибесін қабылдады. Партиялық бағыттан тыс тағайындалулар жиі кездеспейді. Президенттер партиялық қатынастарды азайту немесе саяси партиялар арасындағы ынтымақтастықты жақсарту үшін басқа партияның мүшелерін жоғары деңгейдегі лауазымдарға тағайындай алады. Сондай-ақ президенттер жиі басқа партия мүшелерін тағайындайды, өйткені оларға көптеген лауазымдарға Сенат растауы қажет, ал тағайындалған кезде Сенат президенттің оппозициялық партиясымен бақыланатын. Жұмыс. Демократиялық. Қорғаныс министрінің орынбасары 2017‡. Эрик Дж. Файги. Демократиялық. Энергетика министрлігінің Бас кеңесшісінің орынбасары 20172021‡. Ден Маффи. Демократиялық. Федералдық теңіз комиссары 20192021‡. Кристофер А. Врей. Республикалық. Федералдық тергеу бюросының директоры 2021‡. Жо Байден. Федералдық тергеу бюросының директоры 2021‡. Жо Байден. Федералдық тергеу бюросының директоры 2021‡. Жо Байден. Федералдық тергеу бюросының директоры 2021‡. Жо Байден. Федералдық тергеу бюросының директоры 2021‡. Жо Байден. Федералдық тергеу бюросының директоры 2022‡. Жо Байден. Федералдық тергеу бюросының директоры 2022‡. Жо Байден. Федералдық тергеу бюросының директоры 2022‡. Жо Байден. Федералдық тергеу бюросының директоры 2022‡. Жо Байден. Федералдық тергеу бюросының директоры 2022‡. Жо Байден. Федералдық тергеу бюросының директоры 2022‡. Жо Байден.
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United States presidents typically fill their Cabinets and other appointive positions with people from their own political party. The first Cabinet formed by the first president, George Washington, included some of Washington's political opponents, but later presidents adopted the practice of filling their Cabinets with members of the president's party. Appointments across party lines are uncommon. Presidents may appoint members of a different party to high level positions in order to reduce partisanship or improve cooperation between the political parties. Also presidents often appoint members of a different party because they need Senate confirmation for many of these positions, and at the time of appointment the Senate was controlled by the opposition party of the president. | rowspan=3 | Republican
| Ambassador to Switzerland
| 1933–1937‡
|
| Assistant Secretary of State
| 1937–1938
|
| Ambassador to Germany
| 1938
|
| nowrap | William M. Jardine
| | Republican
| Ambassador to Egypt
| 1933‡
|
| | William H. Woodin
| | Republican
|Secretary of the Treasury
|1933
|
| | Marriner S. Eccles
| | Republican
| Chairman of the Federal Reserve
| 1933–1948
|
| nowrap | Henry Stimson
| | Republican
| Secretary of War
| 1940–1945
|
| | Robert P. Patterson
| | Republican
| Under Secretary of War
| 1940–1945
|
| nowrap | Frank Knox
| | Republican
| Secretary of the Navy
| 1940–1944
|
| rowspan=2 | Nelson Rockefeller
| rowspan=2 | Republican
| Coordinator of the Office of Inter American Affairs
| 1940–1944
|
| Assistant Secretary of State for American Republic Affairs
| 1944–1945
|
| nowrap | Fiorello La Guardia
| | Republican
| Office of Civilian Defense
| 1941
|
| rowspan=2 | William Donovan
| rowspan=2 | Republican
| Head of the Office of the Coordinator of Information
| 1941–1942
|
| Head of the Office of Strategic Services
| 1942–1945
|
| rowspan=2 | Patrick J. Hurley
| rowspan=2 | Republican
| Minister to New Zealand
| 1942
|
| Ambassador to China
| 1945
|
| rowspan=2 | John Gilbert Winant
| rowspan=2 | Republican
| Ambassador to Britain
| 1941–1946
|
| U. S. Representative to UNESCO
| 1946
| rowspan=8 | Harry S. Truman
| rowspan=8 | Democratic
|
| | Robert P. Patterson
| | Republican
| Secretary of War
| 1945–1947
|
| | Lewis Strauss
| | Republican
| Member of the Atomic Energy Commission
| 1946–1950
|
| | Herbert Hoover
| | Republican
| Chairman of the Commission on Organization of the Executive Branch of the Government (Hoover Commission)
| 1947
|
| | Warren Austin
| | Republican
| Ambassador to the United Nations
| 1947–1953
|
| | Thomas B. McCabe
| | Republican
| Chairman of the Federal Reserve
| 1948–1951
|
| | John Sherman Cooper
| | Republican
| U. S. Delegate to the United Nations General Assembly
| 1949–1952
|
| | Robert A. Lovett
| | Republican
| Secretary of Defense
| 1951–1953
|
| nowrap | Martin Patrick Durkin
| | Democratic
| Secretary of Labor
| 1953
| rowspan=6 | Dwight Eisenhower
| rowspan=6 | Republican
|
|
| nowrap | Walter F. George
| | Democratic
| Special Ambassador to NATO
| 1957
|
| nowrap | William McChesney Martin
| | Democratic
| Chairman of the Federal Reserve
| 1955–1961‡
|
| rowspan=3 nowrap | Robert Bernard Anderson
| rowspan=3 | Democratic
| Secretary of Navy
| 1953–1954
|
| Deputy Secretary of Defense
| 1954–1957
|
| Secretary of the Treasury
| 1957–1961
|
| nowrap | Robert McNamara
| | Republican
| Secretary of Defense
| 1961–1968
| rowspan=6 | John F. Kennedy
| rowspan=6 | Democratic
|
| nowrap | C. Douglas Dillon
| | Republican
| Secretary of the Treasury
| 1961–1965
|
| nowrap | John McCone
| | Republican
| Director of Central Intelligence
| 1961–1965
|
| nowrap | McGeorge Bundy
| | Republican
| National Security Advisor
| 1961–1966
|
| nowrap | Christian Herter
| | Republican
| U. S. Trade Representative
| 1962–1966
|
| rowspan=5 nowrap | Henry Cabot Lodge Jr.
| rowspan=5 | Republican
| rowspan=3 | Ambassador to South Vietnam
| rowspan=2 | 1963–1964
|
| rowspan=11 | Lyndon B. Johnson
| rowspan=11 | Democratic
|
| 1965–1967
|
| Ambassador at large
| 1967–1968
|
| Ambassador to West Germany
| 1968–1969
|
| nowrap | John W. Gardner
| | Republican
| Secretary of Health and Human Services
| 1965–1968
|
| nowrap | Jack Vaughn
| | Republican
| Director of the Peace Corps
| 1966–1969
|
| nowrap | Edward Brooke
| | Republican
| Member of the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders (Kerner Commission)
| 1967
|
| nowrap | John Lindsay
| | Republican
| Vice Chairman of the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders (Kerner Commission)
| 1967
|
| nowrap | William McCulloch
| | Republican
| Member of the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders (Kerner Commission)
| 1967
|
| no wrap |Erwin Griswold
| | Republican
| Solicitor General
| 1967–1969
|
| no wrap |William H. Brown III
| | Republican
| Equal Employment Opportunity Commissioner
| 1968–1969
|
| | Sargent Shriver
| | Democratic
| Ambassador to France
| 1969–1970‡
| rowspan=9 | Richard Nixon
| rowspan=9 | Republican
|
| rowspan=2 | Elizabeth Hanford
| rowspan=2 | Democratic
| Deputy Assistant to president for Consumer Affairs
| 1969–1973
|
| Federal Trade Commissioner
| 1973–1977
|
| | Paul Volcker
| | Democratic
| Under Secretary of the Treasury for International Monetary Affairs
| 1969–1974
|
| | John Connally
| | Democratic
| Secretary of the Treasury
| 1971–1972
|
| | George W. Mitchell
| | Democratic
| Vice Chair of the Federal Reserve
| 1973–1974
|
| | Armistead I. Selden Jr.
| | Democratic
| Ambassador to Fiji
| 1974–1977
|
| rowspan=4 nowrap | Daniel Patrick Moynihan
| rowspan=4 | Democratic
| Assistant for Urban Affairs
| 1969–1970
|
| rowspan=2 | Ambassador to India
| rowspan=2 | 1973–1975
|
| rowspan=5 | Gerald Ford
| rowspan=5 | Republican
|
| Ambassador to the United Nations
| 1975–1976
|
| | Armistead I. Selden Jr.
| | Democratic
| Ambassador to New Zealand and Samoa
| 1974–1977
|
| | Togo D. West Jr.
| | Democratic
| Associate Deputy Attorney General
| 1975–1976
|
| | Robert Casey
| | Democratic
| Federal Maritime Commissioner
| 1976–1977
|
| | James Schlesinger
| | Republican
| Secretary of Energy
| 1977–1979
| rowspan=5 | Jimmy Carter
| rowspan=5 | Democratic
|
| | Lawrence Eagleburger
| | Republican
| Ambassador to Yugoslavia
| 1977–1981
|
| | Kingman Brewster Jr.
| | Republican
| Ambassador to the United Kingdom
| 1977–1981
|
| | William H. Webster
| | Republican
| Director of the FBI
| 1978–1981
|
| | Frank Carlucci
| | Republican
| Deputy Director of the CIA
| 1978–1981
|
| | Mike Mansfield
| | Democratic
| Ambassador to Japan
| 1981–1988‡
| rowspan=16 | Ronald Reagan
| rowspan=16 | Republican
|
| | Paul Volcker
| | Democratic
| Chairman of the Federal Reserve
| 1983–1987‡
|
| | Jeane Kirkpatrick
| | Democratic
| Ambassador to the United Nations
| 1981–1985
|
| rowspan=2 | William Bennett
| rowspan=2 | Democratic
| Chair of the National Endowment for the Humanities
| 1981–1985
|
| Secretary of Education
| 1985–1988
|
| rowspan=2 | R. James Woolsey Jr.
| rowspan=2 | Democratic
| Delegate at Large to the U. S. Soviet Strategic Arms Reduction Talks
| 1983–1986
|
| Delegate to the Nuclear and Space Arms Talks
| 1986–1987
|
| | Paul Nitze
| | Democratic
| Chief Negotiator of the Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty
| 1981–1984
|
| | Eric J. Fygi
| | Democratic
| Deputy General Counsel of the Department of Energy
| 1981–1989‡
|
| rowspan=3 | Max Kampelman
| rowspan=3 | Democratic
| Ambassador to the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe
| 1981–1983‡
|
| Delegation to the Negotiations with the Soviet Union on Nuclear and Space Arms in Geneva
| 1985–1989
|
| Counselor to the Department of State
| 1987–1989
|
| | Richard Stone
| | Democratic
| Ambassadors at large and Special Envoy to Central America
| 1983–1984
|
| | Preston Robert Tisch
| | Democratic
| Postmaster General
| 1986–1988
|
| | John P. LaWare
| | Democratic
| Federal Reserve Board of Governors
| 1988–1989
|
| rowspan=2 | Lauro Cavazos
| rowspan=2 | Democratic
| rowspan=2 | Secretary of Education
| rowspan=2 | 1988–1990
|
| rowspan=8 | George H. W. Bush
| rowspan=8 | Republican
|
| | Dennis B. Ross
| | Democratic
| Director of the State Department's Policy Planning Staff
| 1989–1992
|
| | Eric J. Fygi
| | Democratic
| Deputy General Counsel of the Department of Energy
| 1989–1993‡
|
| | Griffin Bell
| | Democratic
| Commission on Federal Ethics Law Reform
| 1989
|
| | William Hathaway
| | Democratic
| Federal Maritime Commissioner
| 1990–1993
|
| | Robert Strauss
| | Democratic
| Ambassador to Soviet Union/Russia
| 1991–1992
|
| | Diane Ravitch
| | Democratic
| Assistant Secretary of Education
| 1991–1993
|
| | Richard Stone
| | Democratic
| Ambassador to Denmark
| 1992–1993
|
| | Michael Chertoff
| | Republican
| Attorney for the District of New Jersey
| 1993–1994‡
| rowspan=17 | Bill Clinton
| rowspan=17 | Democratic
|
| | William S. Sessions
| | Republican
| Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation
| 1993‡
|
| | David Gergen
| | Republican
| Counselor to the President
| 1993–1993
|
| | Sheila Bair
| | Republican
| Chair of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission
| 1993
|
| | Roger W. Johnson
| | Republican
| GSA Administrator
| 1993–1996
|
| | Louis Freeh
| | Republican
| Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation
| 1993–2001
|
| | John Negroponte
| | Republican
| Ambassador to the Philippines
| 1993–1996
|
| rowspan=2 | William J. Crowe
| rowspan=2 | Republican
| Chair of the President's Intelligence Advisory Board
| 1993–1994
|
| Ambassador to the United Kingdom
| 1994–1997
|
| | Julie Belaga
| | Republican
| Board of Directors of the Export Import Bank
| 1994–1999
|
| | Marc L. Marks
| | Republican
| Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commissioner
| 1994–2000
|
| rowspan=2 | John Hamre
| rowspan=2 | Republican
| Comptroller of the Department of Defense
| 1994–1997
|
| Deputy Secretary of Defense
| 1997–2000
|
| | Alan Greenspan
| | Republican
| Chairman of the Federal Reserve
| 1995–2001‡
|
| | William Cohen
| | Republican
| Secretary of Defense
| 1997–2001
|
| | Robert Mueller
| | Republican
| Attorney for the Northern District of California
| 1998–2001
|
| | David M. Walker
| | Republican
| Comptroller General of the United States
| 1998–2001
|
| | John DiIulio
| | Democratic
| Director of the Office of Faith Based and Community Initiatives
| 2001
| rowspan=22 | George W. Bush
| rowspan=22 | Republican
|
| | George McGovern
| | Democratic
| Ambassador to the United Nations Agencies for Food and Agriculture
| 2001‡
|
| | Richard Swett
| | Democratic
| Ambassador to Denmark
| 2001‡
|
| | John Marburger
| | Democratic
| Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy
| 2001–2009
|
| rowspan=2 | Tom Schieffer
| rowspan=2 | Democratic
| Ambassador to Australia
| 2001–2005
|
| Ambassador to Japan
| 2005–2009
|
| | Eric J. Fygi
| | Democratic
| Deputy General Counsel of the Department of Energy
| 2001–2009‡
|
| | Norman Mineta
| | Democratic
| Secretary of Transportation
| 2001–2006
|
| | Richard Carmona
| | Democratic
| Surgeon General
| 2002–2006
|
| | Tony P. Hall
| | Democratic
| Ambassador to the United Nations Agencies for Food and Agriculture
| 2002–2006
|
| | Paul McHale
| | Democratic
| Assistant Secretary of Defense for Homeland Defense
| 2003–2009
|
| | Gracia Hillman
| | Democratic
| Election Assistance Commissioner
| 2003–2009
|
| | Pam Iovino
| | Democratic
| Assistant VA Secretary for Congressional and Legislative Affairs
| 2004–2005
|
| | Joseph E. Brennan
| | Democratic
| Federal Maritime Commissioner
| 2004–2009‡
|
| | Christine Griffin
| | Democratic
| Equal Employment Opportunity Commissioner
| 2005–2009
|
| | R. David Paulison
| | Democratic
| Federal Emergency Management Agency
| 2005–2009
|
| rowspan=2 | Pete Geren
| rowspan=2 | Democratic
| Acting Secretary of the Air Force
| 2005
|
| Secretary of the Army
| 2006–2009
|
| | Zell Miller
| | Democratic
| American Battle Monuments Commission member
| 2005–2009
| National Security Advisor
| 2017
| rowspan="8" | Donald Trump
| rowspan="8" | Republican
|
| | Gary Cohn
| | Democratic
| Director of the National Economic Council
| 2017–2018
|
| | Ivanka Trump
| | Democratic
| Advisor to the President
| 2017–2021
|
| rowspan=2 | Peter Navarro
| rowspan=2 | Democratic
| Director of the National Trade Council
| 2017
|
| Director of the Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy
| 2017–2021
|
| | Robert O. Work
| | Democratic
| Deputy Secretary of Defense
| 2017‡
|
| | Eric J. Fygi
| | Democratic
| Deputy General Counsel of the Department of Energy
| 2017–2021‡
|
| | Dan Maffei
| | Democratic
| Federal Maritime Commissioner
| 2019–2021‡
|
| | Christopher A. Wray
| | Republican
|Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation
|2021–present‡
| rowspan=8 | Joe Biden
| rowspan=8 | Democratic
|
| | Zalmay Khalilzad
| | Republican
| U. S. Special Representative for Afghanistan Reconciliation
| 2021‡
|
| | John J. Sullivan
| | Republican
| Ambassador to Russia
| 2021–2022‡
|
| | Jeff Flake
| | Republican
| Ambassador to Turkey
| 2021–present
|
| | Cindy McCain
| | Republican
| Ambassador to the United Nations Agencies for Food and Agriculture
| 2021–2023
|
| | Jerome Powell
| | Republican
| Chairman of the Federal Reserve
| 2022–present‡
|
| | Meg Whitman
| | Republican
| Ambassador to Kenya
| 2022–present
|
| | Michael B. Donley
| | Republican
| Director of Administration and Management
| 2021–present
|}
‡ Person was an appointee of the previous administration and was reappointed or retained by the President.
United States presidents typically fill their Cabinets and other appointive positions with people from their own political party. The first Cabinet formed by the first president, George Washington, included some of Washington's political opponents, but later presidents adopted the practice of filling their Cabinets with members of the president's party. Appointments across party lines are uncommon. Presidents may appoint members of a different party to high level positions in order to reduce partisanship or improve cooperation between the political parties. Also presidents often appoint members of a different party because they need Senate confirmation for many of these positions, and at the time of appointment the Senate was controlled by the opposition party of the president. | rowspan=3 | Republican
| Ambassador to Switzerland
| 1933–1937‡
|
| Assistant Secretary of State
| 1937–1938
|
| Ambassador to Germany
| 1938
|
| nowrap | William M. Jardine
| | Republican
| Ambassador to Egypt
| 1933‡
|
| | William H. Woodin
| | Republican
|Secretary of the Treasury
|1933
|
| | Marriner S. Eccles
| | Republican
| Chairman of the Federal Reserve
| 1933–1948
|
| nowrap | Henry Stimson
| | Republican
| Secretary of War
| 1940–1945
|
| | Robert P. Patterson
| | Republican
| Under Secretary of War
| 1940–1945
|
| nowrap | Frank Knox
| | Republican
| Secretary of the Navy
| 1940–1944
|
| rowspan=2 | Nelson Rockefeller
| rowspan=2 | Republican
| Coordinator of the Office of Inter American Affairs
| 1940–1944
|
| Assistant Secretary of State for American Republic Affairs
| 1944–1945
|
| nowrap | Fiorello La Guardia
| | Republican
| Office of Civilian Defense
| 1941
|
| rowspan=2 | William Donovan
| rowspan=2 | Republican
| Head of the Office of the Coordinator of Information
| 1941–1942
|
| Head of the Office of Strategic Services
| 1942–1945
|
| rowspan=2 | Patrick J. Hurley
| rowspan=2 | Republican
| Minister to New Zealand
| 1942
|
| Ambassador to China
| 1945
|
| rowspan=2 | John Gilbert Winant
| rowspan=2 | Republican
| Ambassador to Britain
| 1941–1946
|
| U. S. Representative to UNESCO
| 1946
| rowspan=8 | Harry S. Truman
| rowspan=8 | Democratic
|
| | Robert P. Patterson
| | Republican
| Secretary of War
| 1945–1947
|
| | Lewis Strauss
| | Republican
| Member of the Atomic Energy Commission
| 1946–1950
|
| | Herbert Hoover
| | Republican
| Chairman of the Commission on Organization of the Executive Branch of the Government (Hoover Commission)
| 1947
|
| | Warren Austin
| | Republican
| Ambassador to the United Nations
| 1947–1953
|
| | Thomas B. McCabe
| | Republican
| Chairman of the Federal Reserve
| 1948–1951
|
| | John Sherman Cooper
| | Republican
| U. S. Delegate to the United Nations General Assembly
| 1949–1952
|
| | Robert A. Lovett
| | Republican
| Secretary of Defense
| 1951–1953
|
| nowrap | Martin Patrick Durkin
| | Democratic
| Secretary of Labor
| 1953
| rowspan=6 | Dwight Eisenhower
| rowspan=6 | Republican
|
|
| nowrap | Walter F. George
| | Democratic
| Special Ambassador to NATO
| 1957
|
| nowrap | William McChesney Martin
| | Democratic
| Chairman of the Federal Reserve
| 1955–1961‡
|
| rowspan=3 nowrap | Robert Bernard Anderson
| rowspan=3 | Democratic
| Secretary of Navy
| 1953–1954
|
| Deputy Secretary of Defense
| 1954–1957
|
| Secretary of the Treasury
| 1957–1961
|
| nowrap | Robert McNamara
| | Republican
| Secretary of Defense
| 1961–1968
| rowspan=6 | John F. Kennedy
| rowspan=6 | Democratic
|
| nowrap | C. Douglas Dillon
| | Republican
| Secretary of the Treasury
| 1961–1965
|
| nowrap | John McCone
| | Republican
| Director of Central Intelligence
| 1961–1965
|
| nowrap | McGeorge Bundy
| | Republican
| National Security Advisor
| 1961–1966
|
| nowrap | Christian Herter
| | Republican
| U. S. Trade Representative
| 1962–1966
|
| rowspan=5 nowrap | Henry Cabot Lodge Jr.
| rowspan=5 | Republican
| rowspan=3 | Ambassador to South Vietnam
| rowspan=2 | 1963–1964
|
| rowspan=11 | Lyndon B. Johnson
| rowspan=11 | Democratic
|
| 1965–1967
|
| Ambassador at large
| 1967–1968
|
| Ambassador to West Germany
| 1968–1969
|
| nowrap | John W. Gardner
| | Republican
| Secretary of Health and Human Services
| 1965–1968
|
| nowrap | Jack Vaughn
| | Republican
| Director of the Peace Corps
| 1966–1969
|
| nowrap | Edward Brooke
| | Republican
| Member of the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders (Kerner Commission)
| 1967
|
| nowrap | John Lindsay
| | Republican
| Vice Chairman of the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders (Kerner Commission)
| 1967
|
| nowrap | William McCulloch
| | Republican
| Member of the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders (Kerner Commission)
| 1967
|
| no wrap |Erwin Griswold
| | Republican
| Solicitor General
| 1967–1969
|
| no wrap |William H. Brown III
| | Republican
| Equal Employment Opportunity Commissioner
| 1968–1969
|
| | Sargent Shriver
| | Democratic
| Ambassador to France
| 1969–1970‡
| rowspan=9 | Richard Nixon
| rowspan=9 | Republican
|
| rowspan=2 | Elizabeth Hanford
| rowspan=2 | Democratic
| Deputy Assistant to president for Consumer Affairs
| 1969–1973
|
| Federal Trade Commissioner
| 1973–1977
|
| | Paul Volcker
| | Democratic
| Under Secretary of the Treasury for International Monetary Affairs
| 1969–1974
|
| | John Connally
| | Democratic
| Secretary of the Treasury
| 1971–1972
|
| | George W. Mitchell
| | Democratic
| Vice Chair of the Federal Reserve
| 1973–1974
|
| | Armistead I. Selden Jr.
| | Democratic
| Ambassador to Fiji
| 1974–1977
|
| rowspan=4 nowrap | Daniel Patrick Moynihan
| rowspan=4 | Democratic
| Assistant for Urban Affairs
| 1969–1970
|
| rowspan=2 | Ambassador to India
| rowspan=2 | 1973–1975
|
| rowspan=5 | Gerald Ford
| rowspan=5 | Republican
|
| Ambassador to the United Nations
| 1975–1976
|
| | Armistead I. Selden Jr.
| | Democratic
| Ambassador to New Zealand and Samoa
| 1974–1977
|
| | Togo D. West Jr.
| | Democratic
| Associate Deputy Attorney General
| 1975–1976
|
| | Robert Casey
| | Democratic
| Federal Maritime Commissioner
| 1976–1977
|
| | James Schlesinger
| | Republican
| Secretary of Energy
| 1977–1979
| rowspan=5 | Jimmy Carter
| rowspan=5 | Democratic
|
| | Lawrence Eagleburger
| | Republican
| Ambassador to Yugoslavia
| 1977–1981
|
| | Kingman Brewster Jr.
| | Republican
| Ambassador to the United Kingdom
| 1977–1981
|
| | William H. Webster
| | Republican
| Director of the FBI
| 1978–1981
|
| | Frank Carlucci
| | Republican
| Deputy Director of the CIA
| 1978–1981
|
| | Mike Mansfield
| | Democratic
| Ambassador to Japan
| 1981–1988‡
| rowspan=16 | Ronald Reagan
| rowspan=16 | Republican
|
| | Paul Volcker
| | Democratic
| Chairman of the Federal Reserve
| 1983–1987‡
|
| | Jeane Kirkpatrick
| | Democratic
| Ambassador to the United Nations
| 1981–1985
|
| rowspan=2 | William Bennett
| rowspan=2 | Democratic
| Chair of the National Endowment for the Humanities
| 1981–1985
|
| Secretary of Education
| 1985–1988
|
| rowspan=2 | R. James Woolsey Jr.
| rowspan=2 | Democratic
| Delegate at Large to the U. S. Soviet Strategic Arms Reduction Talks
| 1983–1986
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| Delegate to the Nuclear and Space Arms Talks
| 1986–1987
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| | Paul Nitze
| | Democratic
| Chief Negotiator of the Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty
| 1981–1984
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| | Eric J. Fygi
| | Democratic
| Deputy General Counsel of the Department of Energy
| 1981–1989‡
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| rowspan=3 | Max Kampelman
| rowspan=3 | Democratic
| Ambassador to the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe
| 1981–1983‡
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| Delegation to the Negotiations with the Soviet Union on Nuclear and Space Arms in Geneva
| 1985–1989
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| Counselor to the Department of State
| 1987–1989
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| | Richard Stone
| | Democratic
| Ambassadors at large and Special Envoy to Central America
| 1983–1984
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| | Preston Robert Tisch
| | Democratic
| Postmaster General
| 1986–1988
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| | John P. LaWare
| | Democratic
| Federal Reserve Board of Governors
| 1988–1989
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| rowspan=2 | Lauro Cavazos
| rowspan=2 | Democratic
| rowspan=2 | Secretary of Education
| rowspan=2 | 1988–1990
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| rowspan=8 | George H. W. Bush
| rowspan=8 | Republican
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| | Dennis B. Ross
| | Democratic
| Director of the State Department's Policy Planning Staff
| 1989–1992
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| | Eric J. Fygi
| | Democratic
| Deputy General Counsel of the Department of Energy
| 1989–1993‡
|
| | Griffin Bell
| | Democratic
| Commission on Federal Ethics Law Reform
| 1989
|
| | William Hathaway
| | Democratic
| Federal Maritime Commissioner
| 1990–1993
|
| | Robert Strauss
| | Democratic
| Ambassador to Soviet Union/Russia
| 1991–1992
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| | Diane Ravitch
| | Democratic
| Assistant Secretary of Education
| 1991–1993
|
| | Richard Stone
| | Democratic
| Ambassador to Denmark
| 1992–1993
|
| | Michael Chertoff
| | Republican
| Attorney for the District of New Jersey
| 1993–1994‡
| rowspan=17 | Bill Clinton
| rowspan=17 | Democratic
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| | William S. Sessions
| | Republican
| Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation
| 1993‡
|
| | David Gergen
| | Republican
| Counselor to the President
| 1993–1993
|
| | Sheila Bair
| | Republican
| Chair of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission
| 1993
|
| | Roger W. Johnson
| | Republican
| GSA Administrator
| 1993–1996
|
| | Louis Freeh
| | Republican
| Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation
| 1993–2001
|
| | John Negroponte
| | Republican
| Ambassador to the Philippines
| 1993–1996
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| rowspan=2 | William J. Crowe
| rowspan=2 | Republican
| Chair of the President's Intelligence Advisory Board
| 1993–1994
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| Ambassador to the United Kingdom
| 1994–1997
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| | Julie Belaga
| | Republican
| Board of Directors of the Export Import Bank
| 1994–1999
|
| | Marc L. Marks
| | Republican
| Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commissioner
| 1994–2000
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| rowspan=2 | John Hamre
| rowspan=2 | Republican
| Comptroller of the Department of Defense
| 1994–1997
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| Deputy Secretary of Defense
| 1997–2000
|
| | Alan Greenspan
| | Republican
| Chairman of the Federal Reserve
| 1995–2001‡
|
| | William Cohen
| | Republican
| Secretary of Defense
| 1997–2001
|
| | Robert Mueller
| | Republican
| Attorney for the Northern District of California
| 1998–2001
|
| | David M. Walker
| | Republican
| Comptroller General of the United States
| 1998–2001
|
| | John DiIulio
| | Democratic
| Director of the Office of Faith Based and Community Initiatives
| 2001
| rowspan=22 | George W. Bush
| rowspan=22 | Republican
|
| | George McGovern
| | Democratic
| Ambassador to the United Nations Agencies for Food and Agriculture
| 2001‡
|
| | Richard Swett
| | Democratic
| Ambassador to Denmark
| 2001‡
|
| | John Marburger
| | Democratic
| Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy
| 2001–2009
|
| rowspan=2 | Tom Schieffer
| rowspan=2 | Democratic
| Ambassador to Australia
| 2001–2005
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| Ambassador to Japan
| 2005–2009
|
| | Eric J. Fygi
| | Democratic
| Deputy General Counsel of the Department of Energy
| 2001–2009‡
|
| | Norman Mineta
| | Democratic
| Secretary of Transportation
| 2001–2006
|
| | Richard Carmona
| | Democratic
| Surgeon General
| 2002–2006
|
| | Tony P. Hall
| | Democratic
| Ambassador to the United Nations Agencies for Food and Agriculture
| 2002–2006
|
| | Paul McHale
| | Democratic
| Assistant Secretary of Defense for Homeland Defense
| 2003–2009
|
| | Gracia Hillman
| | Democratic
| Election Assistance Commissioner
| 2003–2009
|
| | Pam Iovino
| | Democratic
| Assistant VA Secretary for Congressional and Legislative Affairs
| 2004–2005
|
| | Joseph E. Brennan
| | Democratic
| Federal Maritime Commissioner
| 2004–2009‡
|
| | Christine Griffin
| | Democratic
| Equal Employment Opportunity Commissioner
| 2005–2009
|
| | R. David Paulison
| | Democratic
| Federal Emergency Management Agency
| 2005–2009
|
| rowspan=2 | Pete Geren
| rowspan=2 | Democratic
| Acting Secretary of the Air Force
| 2005
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| Secretary of the Army
| 2006–2009
|
| | Zell Miller
| | Democratic
| American Battle Monuments Commission member
| 2005–2009
| National Security Advisor
| 2017
| rowspan="8" | Donald Trump
| rowspan="8" | Republican
|
| | Gary Cohn
| | Democratic
| Director of the National Economic Council
| 2017–2018
|
| | Ivanka Trump
| | Democratic
| Advisor to the President
| 2017–2021
|
| rowspan=2 | Peter Navarro
| rowspan=2 | Democratic
| Director of the National Trade Council
| 2017
|
| Director of the Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy
| 2017–2021
|
| | Robert O. Work
| | Democratic
| Deputy Secretary of Defense
| 2017‡
|
| | Eric J. Fygi
| | Democratic
| Deputy General Counsel of the Department of Energy
| 2017–2021‡
|
| | Dan Maffei
| | Democratic
| Federal Maritime Commissioner
| 2019–2021‡
|
| | Christopher A. Wray
| | Republican
|Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation
|2021–present‡
| rowspan=8 | Joe Biden
| rowspan=8 | Democratic
|
| | Zalmay Khalilzad
| | Republican
| U. S. Special Representative for Afghanistan Reconciliation
| 2021‡
|
| | John J. Sullivan
| | Republican
| Ambassador to Russia
| 2021–2022‡
|
| | Jeff Flake
| | Republican
| Ambassador to Turkey
| 2021–present
|
| | Cindy McCain
| | Republican
| Ambassador to the United Nations Agencies for Food and Agriculture
| 2021–2023
|
| | Jerome Powell
| | Republican
| Chairman of the Federal Reserve
| 2022–present‡
|
| | Meg Whitman
| | Republican
| Ambassador to Kenya
| 2022–present
|
| | Michael B. Donley
| | Republican
| Director of Administration and Management
| 2021–present
|}
‡ Person was an appointee of the previous administration and was reappointed or retained by the President.
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Демократиялық-республикалық партияның президенті Томас Джефферсон федералист Уильям Краншты Колумбия округінің АҚШ-тың округтік сотының бас судьясы етіп тағайындады. Демократиялық-республикалық партияның президенті Томас Джефферсон федералист Чарльз Лиден АҚШ Жоғарғы сотының көмекші судьясы болып тағайындалуын сұрады. Демократиялық-республикалық партияның президенті Джон Куинси Адамс федералист Джозеф Хопкинсонды Пенсильванияның шығыс округінің АҚШ округінің сотына федералды судья етіп тағайындады. Демократ президент Франклин Пирс Уиг Исаак Блэкфордты АҚШ-тың талап ету сотының судьясы етіп тағайындады. Республикашыл президент Абрахам Линкольн демократияшы Стивен Филдті АҚШ Жоғарғы сотының төрешісіне тағайындады. Демократ президент Эндрю Джонсон Нью-Йорк штатының оңтүстік округінің АҚШ округінің сотына республикашыл Сэмюэл Блэчфордты тағайындады. Демократ президент Эндрю Джонсон республикашыл Даниэль Кларкты Нью-Гэмпшир округінің АҚШ округінің сотына судья етіп тағайындады. Республикашыл президент Рутерфорд Б. Хейс демократ Дэвид М. Киді Теннессидің шығыс және орта аудандарына арналған АҚШ округтік сотының судьясы етіп тағайындады. Республикашыл президент Бенджамин Харрисон Демократ Хауэлл Эдмундс Джексонды АҚШ Жоғарғы сотының көмекшісі етіп тағайындады. Республикашыл президент Уильям Говард Тафт Демократ Хорас Хармон Луртонды АҚШ Жоғарғы сотының көмекшісі етіп тағайындады. Республикашыл президент Уильям Говард Тафт демократияшыл Эдвард Дуглас Уайтты АҚШ-тың Бас судьясы етіп тағайындады. Республикашыл президент Уильям Говард Тафт Демократ Джозеф Рукер Ламарды АҚШ Жоғарғы сотының көмекшісі етіп тағайындады. Республикашыл президент Уоррен Г. Хардинг демократ Пирс Батлерді АҚШ Жоғарғы сотының төрешісіне тағайындады. Республикашыл президент Кальвин Кулидж Арканзастың шығыс округінің АҚШ округінің сотына демократ Джон Эллис Мартиноны судья етіп тағайындады. Республикашыл президент Герберт Гувер танымал демократ Бенджамин Н. Кардозоны АҚШ Жоғарғы сотының көмекшісі етіп тағайындады. Республикашыл президент Герберт Гувер демократияшыл Юджин Блэкті АҚШ-тың салықтық шағымдар жөніндегі кеңесінің мүшесі етіп тағайындады. Демократ президент Франклин Рузвельт АҚШ-тың Бас судьясы болып республикашыл Харлан Стоунды тағайындады. Демократ президент Франклин Д. Рузвельт Роберт П. Паттерсонды, республикашылды, екінші округтік апелляциялық соттың судьясы етіп тағайындады. Демократ президент Франклин Д. Рузвельт Уильям Кларкты үшінші округтің апелляциялық сотының судьясы етіп тағайындады. Демократ президент Франклин Д. Рузвельт республикашыл Дункан Лоуренс Гронерді Колумбия округінің апелляциялық сотының бас судьясы етіп тағайындады. Демократ президент Гарри Трумэн АҚШ сенаторы, республикашыл Харольд Хитц Бертонды АҚШ Жоғарғы сотының көмекшісі етіп тағайындады. Демократ президент Гарри Трумэн республикашыл Эрнест Гиссонды Вермонт округінің федералды сотына тағайындады. Республикашыл президент Дуайт Д. Эйзенхауэр Демократ Уильям Дж. Бреннанды АҚШ Жоғарғы сотының көмекшісі етіп тағайындады. Республикашыл президент Дуайт Д. Эйзенхауэр Демократ Дж. Джозеф Смитті АҚШ-тың екінші апелляциялық сотының судьясы етіп тағайындады. Республикашыл президент Дуайт Д. Эйзенхауэр Демократ Клемент Хейнсвортты АҚШ-тың төртінші округтік апелляциялық сотының судьясы етіп тағайындады. Демократ президент Джон Ф. Кеннеди республикашыл Харольд Р. Тайлер кішісін Нью-Йорк штатының оңтүстік округінің федералды сотына тағайындады. Республикашыл президент Ричард Никсон АҚШ-тың бұрынғы сенаторы және демократ Дональд С. Расселлді АҚШ-тың төртінші округтік апелляциялық сотының судьясы етіп тағайындады. Республикашыл президент Ричард Никсон демократ Уолтер Р. Мэнсфилдті АҚШ-тың екінші апелляциялық сотының судьясы етіп тағайындады. Республикашыл президент Ричард Никсон демократияшы Чарльз Кларкты АҚШ-тың 5-ші округтік апелляциялық сотының судьясы етіп тағайындады. Республикашыл президент Ричард Никсон Демократ Клемент Хейнсвортты АҚШ Жоғарғы сотының төрешісіне тағайындады. Республикашыл президент Ричард Никсон өмір бойы демократ болған Льюис Ф. Пауэлл-младшийді АҚШ Жоғарғы сотының көмекшісі етіп тағайындады. Республикашы президент Джеральд Форд Арканзастың шығыс және батыс округтері бойынша АҚШ округтік сотының судьясы ретінде демократ Терри Шеллді тағайындады. Д�...
President Thomas Jefferson, a Democratic Republican, appointed William Cranch, a Federalist, as Chief Judge of the United States Circuit Court of the District of Columbia. President Thomas Jefferson, a Democratic Republican, asked Charles Lee, a Federalist, to be appointed Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. President John Quincy Adams, a Democratic Republican, appointed Joseph Hopkinson, a Federalist, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. President Franklin Pierce, a Democrat, appointed Isaac Blackford, a Whig, as a judge on the United States Court of Claims. President Abraham Lincoln, a Republican, appointed Stephen Field, a Democrat, as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. President Andrew Johnson, a Democrat, appointed Samuel Blatchford, a Republican, as Judge on the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. President Andrew Johnson, a Democrat, appointed Daniel Clark, a Republican, as Judge on the United States District Court for the District of New Hampshire. President Rutherford B. Hayes, a Republican, appointed David M. Key, a Democrat, as Judge on the United States District Courts for the Eastern and Middle Districts of Tennessee. President Benjamin Harrison, a Republican, appointed Howell Edmunds Jackson, a Democrat, as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. President William Howard Taft, a Republican, appointed Horace Harmon Lurton, a Democrat, as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. President William Howard Taft, a Republican, appointed Edward Douglass White, a Democrat, as Chief Justice of the United States. President William Howard Taft, a Republican, appointed Joseph Rucker Lamar, a Democrat, as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. President Warren G. Harding, a Republican, appointed Pierce Butler, a Democrat, as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. President Calvin Coolidge, a Republican, appointed John Ellis Martineau, a Democrat, as Judge on the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas. President Herbert Hoover, a Republican, appointed Benjamin N. Cardozo, a prominent Democrat, as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. President Herbert Hoover, a Republican, appointed Eugene Black, a Democrat, as a member of the U. S. Board of Tax Appeals. President Franklin D. Roosevelt, a Democrat, appointed Harlan F. Stone, a Republican, as Chief Justice of the United States. President Franklin D. Roosevelt, a Democrat, appointed Robert P. Patterson, a Republican, as Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. President Franklin D. Roosevelt, a Democrat, appointed William Clark, a Republican, as Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. President Franklin D. Roosevelt, a Democrat, appointed Duncan Lawrence Groner, a Republican, as Chief Justice of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. President Harry S. Truman, a Democrat, appointed U. S. Senator Harold Hitz Burton, a Republican, as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. President Harry S. Truman, a Democrat, appointed Ernest W. Gibson Jr., a Republican, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the District of Vermont. President Dwight D. Eisenhower, a Republican, appointed William J. Brennan Jr., a Democrat, as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. President Dwight D. Eisenhower, a Republican, appointed J. Joseph Smith, a Democrat, as a judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. President Dwight D. Eisenhower, a Republican, appointed Clement Haynsworth, a Democrat, as a judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. President John F. Kennedy, a Democrat, appointed Harold R. Tyler Jr., a Republican, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. President Richard Nixon, a Republican, appointed Donald S. Russell, a former U. S. senator and Democrat, as judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. President Richard Nixon, a Republican, appointed Walter R. Mansfield, a Democrat, as judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. President Richard Nixon, a Republican, appointed Charles Clark, a Democrat, as judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. President Richard Nixon, a Republican, nominated Clement Haynsworth, a Democrat, as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. President Richard Nixon, a Republican, appointed Lewis F. Powell Jr., a lifelong Democrat, as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. President Gerald Ford, a Republican, appointed Terry Shell, a Democrat, as Judge on the United States District Courts for the Eastern and Western Districts of Arkansas. President Jimmy Carter, a Democrat, appointed Frank Minis Johnson, a Republican, as judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. President Jimmy Carter, a Democrat, appointed Cornelia Groefsema Kennedy, a Republican, as judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. President Jimmy Carter, a Democrat, appointed Otto Richard Skopil Jr., a Republican, as judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. President Ronald Reagan, a Republican, appointed U. S. Representative Sam B. Hall Jr., a Democrat, as Judge on the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas. President Ronald Reagan, a Republican, appointed Kimba Wood, a Democrat, as Judge on the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. President George H. W. Bush, a Republican, appointed Sonia Sotomayor, a Democrat, as Judge on the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. President Bill Clinton, a Democrat, appointed Maryanne Trump Barry, a Republican, as judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. President Bill Clinton, a Democrat, appointed Richard C. Tallman, a Republican, as judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. President Bill Clinton, a Democrat, appointed Stanley Marcus, a Republican, as judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit. President Bill Clinton, a Democrat, appointed Yvette Kane, a Republican, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania. President Bill Clinton, a Democrat, appointed Richard Barclay Surrick, a Republican, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. President Bill Clinton, a Democrat, nominated Admiral Bobby Ray Inman, a Republican, as Secretary of Defense. President Bill Clinton, a Democrat, nominated Governor of Massachusetts William Weld, a Republican, as United States ambassador to Mexico. President George W. Bush, a Republican, appointed Philip Ray Martinez, a Democrat, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Western District of Texas. President George W. Bush, a Republican, appointed C. Darnell Jones II, a Democrat, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. President George W. Bush, a Republican, appointed Legrome D. Davis, a Democrat, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. President George W. Bush, a Republican, appointed Timothy J. Savage, a Democrat, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. President George W. Bush, a Republican, appointed David S. Cercone, a Democrat, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania. President George W. Bush, a Republican, appointed Freda L. Wolfson, a Democrat, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey. President Barack Obama, a Democrat, nominated U. S. Senator Judd Gregg, a Republican, as United States Secretary of Commerce. President Barack Obama, a Democrat, appointed Matthew W. Brann, a Republican, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania. President Barack Obama, a Democrat, appointed Gregory N. Stivers, a Republican, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Western District of Kentucky. President Barack Obama, a Democrat, appointed Thomas M. Durkin, a Republican, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois. President Barack Obama, a Democrat, appointed John Robert Blakey, a Republican, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois. President Barack Obama, a Democrat, appointed Jeffrey L. Schmehl, a Republican, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. President Barack Obama, a Democrat, appointed Edward G. Smith, a Republican, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. President Barack Obama, a Democrat, appointed Jerry Pappert, a Republican, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. President Barack Obama, a Democrat, appointed Rebecca Goodgame Ebinger, a Republican, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Southern District of Iowa. President Barack Obama, a Democrat, appointed John Tharp, a Republican, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois. President Barack Obama, a Democrat, appointed David Barlow, a Republican, as United States Attorney for the United States District Court for the District of Utah. President Barack Obama, a Democrat, nominated William F. Jung, a Republican, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida. President Barack Obama, a Democrat, nominated Karen Gren Scholer, a Republican, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas. President Barack Obama, a Democrat, nominated Marilyn Horan, a Republican, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania. President Donald Trump, a Republican, nominated Nellie Liang, a Democrat, to the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. President Donald Trump, a Republican, appointed Susan Paradise Baxter, a Democrat, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania. President Donald Trump, a Republican, appointed Robert J. Colville, a Democrat, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania. President Donald Trump, a Republican, appointed John Milton Younge, a Democrat, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. President Donald Trump, a Republican, appointed Lewis J. Liman, a Democrat, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. President Donald Trump, a Republican, appointed Mary S. McElroy, a Democrat, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island. President Donald Trump, a Republican, appointed Maryellen Noreika, a Democrat, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the District of Delaware. President Donald Trump, a Republican, appointed Stephanie D. Davis, a Democrat, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan. President Donald Trump, a Republican, nominated Hector Gonzalez, a Democrat, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York. President Donald Trump, a Republican, nominated Jennifer H. Rearden, a Democrat, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. President Joe Biden, a Democrat, appointed Kim Wyman, a Republican, to the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency. President Joe Biden, a Democrat, appointed Kelly H. Rankin, a Republican, as a U. S. federal judge on the United States District Court for the District of Wyoming.