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Tomgram: Frida Berrigan, Who Rules the Pentagon?
TomDispatch —
... The leading candidate for National Security Advisor is General James L. Jones, former Marine Corps commandant and NATO commander, who remained "publicly neutral" during the presidential campaign and is known to be personally close to John McCain and, evidently, Secretary of Defense Robert Gates as well. Not surprisingly, he ...
Who Rules the Pentagon?
Antiwar.com Original —
... by the likes of Newt Gingrich and Henry Kissinger. The leading candidate for national security adviser is Gen.James L. Jones, former Marine Corps commandant and NATO commander, who remained "publicly neutral" during the presidential campaign and is known to be personally close to John McCain and, evidently, Secretary of Defense Robert Gates as well. Not surprisingly, he ...
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Energy Policy: Hopefully Not Keeping Up With General Jones
yglesias.thinkprogress.org 12/2/2008 —
I had known that General James Jones had, since retirement, involved himself in some kind of Chamber of Commerce energy project. I didn’t have great hopes for a Chamber of Commerce energy project, but I hadn’t realized what a real ...
James L. Jones News - The New York Times
topics.nytimes.com 11/25/2008 — Gen. James L. Jones, a former commander of all NATO forces, is being considered for a number of top foreign policy jobs in the Obama administration: secretary of state, secretary of defense or national security adviser. General Jones combines a ...
James Jones: Obama's National Security Surprise
time.com 12/1/2008 — A testament to both Obama's needs as a young and untested Commander-in-Chief and the political abilities of Gen. James Jones, Jones will fill one of the most powerful positions in America: National Security Advisor
Clinton and Jones Close to Joining Obama National Security Team
voices.washingtonpost.com 11/22/2008 — By Michael Abramowitz, Shailagh Murray and Anne E. Kornblut President-elect Barack Obama appeared close today to landing Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton as his secretary of state and retired Marine Gen. James Jones as his national security adviser, ...
National Security Adviser James Jones?
campaignspot.nationalreview.com 11/21/2008 — A pretty good sign for hawks, a pretty bad sign for doves -- word is that Retired Marine Gen. James Jones, who made an appearance with John McCain dur... . . .
Why Obama Wants Clinton in Cabinet
politicalwire.com 11/14/2008 — First Read : "The best reason for Obama to be looking for a place in his cabinet for
Clinton is simple: to get her out of the Senate. Just ask George W.
Bush, Bill Clinton, and Jimmy Carter what it was like to have a once or
future presidential rival ...
James (Not Earl) Jones As National Security Adviser
justoneminute.typepad.com 11/22/2008 — From The Politico: President-elect Barack Obama is close to landing James L. Jones (Times bio), the well-known retired Marine Corps general, as his national security adviser, sources said. Folks hoping for victory in Iraq should be heartened. A bit of...
So what happens to naming rights?
scsuscholars.com 11/24/2008 — On this morning's news, a random thuoght went through my head: CitiField is the name of the new Mets stadium. Despite killing off 52,000 jobs, the bank says it will still keep the terms of the deal ($20 million a year for 20 years.) Here's a list of ...
Naming National Security Team Will Be a Priority for Obama
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