ft.com - 10/31/2008
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The best-kept secret in Washington is that Barack Obama has the largest and most disciplined presidential transition team anyone can recall. Headed by John Podesta, former chief of staff in Bill Clinton's White House, it started work well before the financial meltdown hit in September but has ...
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ft.com - 11/6/2008
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Barack Obama yesterday moved swiftly to capitalise on
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string of senior appointments aimed at reassuring the markets and ensuring a confident transition to the presidency in January. Senior ...
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Obama Transition Seeks to Avoid Clinton Mistakes
Taegan Goddard's Political Wire —
"The best-kept secret in Washington is that Barack Obama has the largest and most disciplined presidential transition team anyone can recall," the Financial Times reports. ...
Obama Presidential Transaction Team Goes To Work
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... Nonetheless, some members were willing to speak to the Financial Times. They contrast the discipline of Obama’s transaction team to that of Bill Clinton. The former’s team operated quite chaotically, with meetings often ending up about a variety of issues, even irrelevant ones. ...
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