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politico.com - 12/1/2008
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"Senator Clinton intends to remain in office through confirmation," emails spokesman Philippe Reines.

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Clinton Not Resigning — Yet
The Page by Mark Halperin — ... Obama's choice for secretary of state will keep her New York Senate seat until she's confirmed. Gov. Paterson says he's consulting with “a wide variety of individuals,” will appoint a replacement once “the position becomes officially vacant.” ...

Clinton's Senate Seat: Who Will Replace Her?
The Huffington Post | Full News Feed — ... Now that Hillary Clinton has officially been chosen as President-elect Barack Obama's Secretary of State, the battle for her Senate seat can begin in earnest. However, Ben Smith reports that Clinton isn't vacating the post just yet: ...

Clinton's Senate Seat: Who Will Replace Her?
Politics on HuffingtonPost.com — ... Now that Hillary Clinton has officially been chosen as President-elect Barack Obama's Secretary of State, the battle for her Senate seat can begin in earnest. However, Ben Smith reports that Clinton isn't vacating the post just yet: ...

Monday's Mini-Report
Political Animal — ... Obama and congressional Democrats to deliver on a major stimulus package. * Hillary Clinton will resign from her Senate seat, but not just yet . * The Obama transition team has modified the copyright notice on change.gov to ...

The Early Word: Runoff in Georgia
The Caucus — ... Mrs. Clinton plans to hold on to her Senate seat until she is confirmed. The nomination of Mr. Holder once again shines a spotlight on his role in the 2001 pardon of financier Marc Rich. Eric Lichtblau and David Johnston of The New York Times ...

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