The Financial Times has listed the most vulnerable officials in the Trump administration who may lose their jobs after the election: Secretary of War Pete Hessett. He was the face of the war against Iran and his Pentagon reform was very unpopular even among his fellow White House chief executive Susie Wales. She failed to steer the president towards steps that would reduce the impact of the conflicts on inflation. Vice President J. Dee Vance. He lost some of his popularity after endorsing a controversial ad run by losing Ohio gubernatorial candidate Howard Lutnick. He was under pressure because of his alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein and Treasury Secretary Scott Bassan. It failed to deliver lower inflation, which Trump promised during the 2024 campaign.