“What we are very proud of, is that we penetrate the global cabinets of countries with our WEF Young Global Leaders.” ~ Klaus Schwab
Through its Young Global Leaders program, the World Economic Forum has been instrumental in shaping a world order that undermines all democratic principles. For several decades, this program has nurtured compliant leaders acting as WEF agents in governments around the world. The consequences are far-reaching and may turn out to be devastating for humanity. Klaus Schwab says out loud that the WEF penetrates the cabinets of other countries to take control.
* This list of US Politicians does not include the 2022 World Economic Forum’s Young Global Leaders graduates
Huma Abedin US Department of State Deputy chief of staff and aide to Hillary Clinton (2009–2013) and vice chair of Hillary’s presidential campaign
Penny Abeywardena Mayors office City of New York Mayors office City of New York
Robert E. Andrews United States House of Representatives Congressman from New Jersey (D), 1st District
Ruben Barrales Office of the President of the United States Assistant to the President and Director, Intergovernmental Affairs
Evan Bayh Senate of Indiana, USA Senator Indiana (1999–2011) Karan K. Bhatia Office of the US Trade Deputy Trade Representative
Matt Blunt State of Missouri Governor of Missouri
David A. Bray Atlantic Council GeoTech Center Federal Communications Commission
Aja Brown City of Compton, California Mayor of Compton
Carol M. Browner Office of the President of the United States Assistant to the President for Energy and Climate Change Policy (2009–2011)
George P. Bush Texas General Land Office Land Commissioner (2015–)
Pete Buttigieg Government of the United States Secretary of Transportation (2021–)
Julian Castro Government of the US US Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (2014 –2017)
David Chiu City of San Francisco City Attorney of San Francisco
Jim Cooper U.S. House of Representatives Democrat Congressman Tennessee 32 yrs
Tom Cotton U.S. Senate Senator from Arkansas (R)
Daniel Crenshaw United States Congress Rep. from Texas, 2nd District (2019–)
Artur Davis US Congress Congressman from Alabama, 7th District (D)
Brian Deese National Economic Council National Economic Council
Joshua DuBois White House Office of Faith Based and Neighborhood Partnerships Sophal Ear Crescenta Valley Town Council, California Council Member
Mike Espy Government of the US Secretary of Agriculture (1993–1994)
Daniel C. Esty State of Connecticut, USA Commissioner, Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (2011–2014)
Jon Favreau Office of the President of the United States Office of the President of the United States
Steven Fulop Jersey City, N.J. Mayor of Jersey City (2013–)
Tulsi Gabbard United States House of Representatives Congresswoman from Hawaii (D), 2nd District
Kate Gallego City of Phoenix, Arizona Mayor of Phoenix
Pete Geren Texas Cultural Trust Former congressman Texas
Gabrielle Giffords US Congress US Congressman (Dem) for Arizona (2007–2012)
Garlin II Gilchrist State of Michigan Lieutenant Governor
Cyrus Habib Society of Jesus (Jesuits) Lieutenant Governor of Washington State (2017–2021)
Nikki Haley US Government US Ambassador to the UN
Rachel Haot (Sterne) City of New York Executive Director of the Transit Innovation
Partnership
Jaime Herrera Beutler US House of Representatives Congresswoman from Washington (R), 3rd District
Benjamin Jealous NAACP –
Bobby Jindal State of Louisiana Governor of Louisiana
Patrick J. Kennedy II US House of Representatives Representative for Rhode Island (1995–2011)
Joseph P. Kennedy III US House of Representatives Rep for the suburbs of Boston, Massachusetts
Kwame Kilpatrick City of Detroit Mayor of Dieroit (2002–2008)
Adam Kinzinger Illinois American Politician
Mark Lippert Boeing US Ambassador to South Korea 2014-2017
Kathleen McGinty Office of the Governor of Pennsylvania Chief of Staff (2015); Environmental advisor to VP Al Gore and President Clinton
Kimberly A. Moore US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (2021–) Chief judge
Seth Moulton U.S. House of Representatives Democrat Rep. from Massachusetts’s 6th district (2015–)
Vivek Murthy United States Public Health Service Commissioned Corps
Nicole Nason National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Administrator
Michael R. Nelson City of Carrobro, North Carolina Mayor of Carrboro, NC
Gavin Newsom State of California Governor of California (2019–)
Jared Polis State of Colorado, USA Governor of Colorado (2019–)
Samantha Power National Security Council (NSC) Past US Ambassador to UN
Adam Putnam Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services
Luke Ravenstahl City of Pittsburgh Mayor, Pittsburgh 2006-2014
Julissa Reynoso US Embassy US Ambassador to Spain and Andorra (2022–)
Nilmini Rubin Meta US Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Richard L. Scott Columbia/HCA US Governor/Senator – Florida
Kunihiko Shimada KS International Strategies, Inc. Former UN mediator on peace and security issues
Kristen Silverberg US Government US Ambassador to the EU (2008–2009)
Edward Smith DLA Piper LLP Department of Commerce under Obama
Elise Stefanik US House of Representatives Congresswoman from New York, 21st District (R)
William Steiger USAID Director of the Office of Global Health Affairs at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Lawrence H. Summers Harvard University Under Secretary of the Treasury for International Affairs
John E. Sununu United States Institute of Peace (USIP) Congressman and Senator Lauren Underwood Representative for Illinois
Heather Zichal The White House Deputy assistant to President Barack Obama for Energy and Climate Change
Jeffrey Zients Advisory Board Company White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator since 2021
List created by The Malone institute and the Pharos/Media Foundation
