ongtime Bush family aide. Card is a former U.S. transportation secretary and was a vice president for government relations for General Motors.Secretary of StateRetired Gen. Colin Powell, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and a key figure in the Gulf War, is the president-elect's choice to lead American foreign policy.Treasury SecretaryBush has nominated Paul O’Neill, 65, the chairman of Alcoa Inc. since 1987 and deputy budget director under President Gerald Ford.Defense SecretaryBush has selected Daniel Rumsfeld, a five-time defense secretary under Republican presidents. Rumsfeld plans to continue trying to build a Missile Defense System that he started under Reagan. Attorney GeneralBush has nominated Republican Sen. John Ashcroft of Missouri who lost his bid for re-election.FBI DirectorCandidates include John C. "Jack" Lawn, Reagan-Bush Drug Enforcement Agency chief.CIA DirectorPossible candidates include Rep. Porter Goss, R-FloridaNational Security AdviserCondoleezza Rice, Russia expert and former provost of Stanford University.Health and Human Services secretaryPossible nominees include Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson; Gail R. Wilensky, former administrator of the federal Health Care Financing Administration; Kay James, senior fellow at the Heritage Foundation and past executive of the Family Research Council.Education SecretaryPossible nominees include Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Ridge; Sandy Kress, Bush’s education adviser and former Dallas Democratic Party chairman; former New Jersey Gov. Thomas Kean; Houston school superintendent Roderick Paige; Arizona education superintendent Lisa Graham Keegan; Pennsylvania Education Secretary Eugene W. Hickock.Commerce SecretaryBush has named his friend and campaign chairman Don Evans, a Texas oil tycoon.Agriculture SecretaryBush has nominated Ann Veneman, California’s former agriculture director, to become agriculture secretary.Energy SecretaryPossible no...
