As I have written before with regard to President Trump, very few people in life possess that all elusive “It" factor. You either have it or you don’t. Trump has it in spades.

You can’t buy it, manufacture it, or copy it. It’s either part of your DNA or it’s not. But if it is, the cachet can prove priceless. One of its powers is the ability to open eyes, shape minds, shift policy and create a following.

That said, the many benefits of having that “It" factor can be wasted if it is not backed up with intelligence, real-world experience, original thinking, certitude and the ability to recognize opportunity. Again, Trump is lacking in none of those areas, which is why he is getting more accomplished in his first two months in office than any other president in American history.

One of his accomplishments is the strength and diversity of his Cabinet. While many in the media (and all on the left) would deny it, Trump has assembled a very impressive “America First” Cabinet. But, when it comes to that “It" factor, there may be two who stand out: Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard and Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Both are game-changers on multiple levels, but it is Gabbard I want to focus on here. She is the eighth Senate-confirmed and first female combat veteran to be the director of national........

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