Thursday, November 6, 2008

Obama appoints Emanuel chief of staff


Representative Rahm Emanuel has accepted president elect Barack Obama's offer to serve as White House chief of staff. Emanuel previously worked on President Clinton's first presidential campaign and served as a White House adviser to Clinton. In a written statement Obama states:
"I announce this appointment first because the chief of staff is central to the ability of a president and administration to accomplish an agenda. And no one I know is better at getting things done than Rahm Emanuel."
See the entire story here. Also, see the possible appointees to Obama's administration here.

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