Rahm Emanuel: Obama's Chief Of Staff
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(Note: MSNBC is reporting that Emanuel has NOT accepted the job.)
Illinois Rep. Rahm Emanuel has accepted an offer from President-elect Barack Obama to serve as White House chief of staff, Obama's first selection for the new administration, MSNBC reports.
Emanuel will return to the White House where he served as a political and policy adviser to President Clinton.
Obama also issued a written statement announcing that his transition team would be headed by John Podesta, who served as chief of staff under Clinton; Pete Rouse, who has been Obama's chief of staff in the Senate; and Valerie Jarrett, a friend of the president-elect and campaign adviser.
(More here.)
(Note: MSNBC is reporting that Emanuel has NOT accepted the job.)
Illinois Rep. Rahm Emanuel has accepted an offer from President-elect Barack Obama to serve as White House chief of staff, Obama's first selection for the new administration, MSNBC reports.
Emanuel will return to the White House where he served as a political and policy adviser to President Clinton.
Obama also issued a written statement announcing that his transition team would be headed by John Podesta, who served as chief of staff under Clinton; Pete Rouse, who has been Obama's chief of staff in the Senate; and Valerie Jarrett, a friend of the president-elect and campaign adviser.
(More here.)
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