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Bill Richardson: Obama's Secretary Of State?
***Check Back For Updates! For the latest news on the Obama cabinet, visit the Huffpo's Obama Cabinet Big News Page!*** Bill Richardson , Governor of New Mexico and former Democratic presidential candidate is among the top names for a position in President-Elect Obama's cabinet. Richardson ...
 Richardson: Under Obama Those That Make 120K Get Tax Cut (video)
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Richardson: Under Obama Those That Make 120K Get Tax Cut (video)
youtube.com — Bill Richardson says on Tubbs radio show that those who make 120,000 now would get a tax... cut under Obama. (more) Richardson: Under Obama Those That Make 120K Get Tax ...
Richardson Gets Backing for Cabinet
Richardson Gets Backing for Cabinet
online.wsj.com — Some Hispanic leaders made a push to have Obama name Bill Richardson, the governor of New Mexico,... as his secretary of state. (more) Richardson Gets Backing for Cabinet
Report: Special, special lady being considered for Secretary of State
Report: Special, special lady being considered for Secretary of State
hotair.com — Rahm as chief of staff, Podesta as head of the transition team, Summers or Rubin at Treasury,... and now Her Majesty at State ? [...] Read the rest » (more) Report: Special, special lady being considered for ...
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The Speculation Game
Daily Kos — ... another former Clinton aide, could be considered for that job or another senior post. Or will Obama keep it in the family? Mr Obama also relies heavily on three foreign policy experts on his campaign staff who are likely to end up in the White House or State Department. Those three aides are Mark Lippert and Denis McDonough, both former Senate aides, and Ben Rhodes, Obama's foreign policy speechwriter. Then there is Bill Richardson: There are rumors that Richardson may be picked for the ...

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