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Home Page > Legislative Branch > Plum Book The Plum Book (United States Government Policy and Supporting Positions): Main Page Cover of the 2008 edition of the Plum Book. Every four years, just after the Presidential election, the United States Government Policy and Supporting Positions, ...
The Plum Book (United States Government Policy and Supporting Positions) 2008 Edition
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'Plum Book' Is Obama's Big Help-Wanted Ad
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The Plum Book
politicalwire.com — The latest edition of the Plum Book -- a compilation of all of the political jobs in... the Bush Administration -- is out today. It's a must read for anyone interested in working in the Obama administration. The book includes who currently holds each position along with salary information. If ... (more) The Plum Book
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The Plum Book
Taegan Goddard's Political Wire — The latest edition of the Plum Book -- a compilation of all of the political jobs in the Bush Administration -- is out today. It's a must read for anyone interested in working in the Obama administration. The book includes who currently holds each position along with salary information. If you're interested in other political jobs, check out Political Wire's extensive job board.

What a Plum!
Talking Points Memo — ... After every presidential election, the US government releases the so-called "Plum Book", a list of the seven thousand or so political jobs in the gift of the new administration. The new one was released this morning and you can see it here. ...

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Unqualified Offerings — By Thoreau At the end of Olbermann’s show, while he was chatting with Rachel Madow, I learned a fascinating thing: Every 4 years the federal government publishes a “Plum Book” detailing various executive branch positions. The Office of the Vice President is ...

Cheney Codifies His False View Of Vice President’s Office Into Official ‘Plum Book’ Of Federal Jobs
Think Progress — Every four years, the federal government produces the “Plum Book,” listing “more than 7,000 government jobs that are likely to open up with the presidential transition.” This year, the book was published by the Senate Committee on Government Affairs (publication duty alternates between the Senate and the House Committee on Government Reform), which is chaired by Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-CT). Lieberman described it as “essential reading for anyone interested in pursuing public service in the executive branch of ...

WhiteHouse.gov's Political Appointments: Finally Get Your Foot in the Door at the Abe Lincoln Commission
techPresident — ... A White House spokesperson said that the Presidential Personnel Office is in the process of filling between 3,000 and 4,000 of the 7,000 jobs listed in the Plum Book, to be filled at the pleasure of the president. Those jobs are actually a sign of the power that Obama wields : the PPO was created in the late 20th century to wrest away from political parties the rather valuable things that are these political appointments. ...

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The Vice Presidency and the Plum BookBen Smith's Blog
The new Plum Book — which lists appointed administration jobs — is out today, and Jason Levine makes an interesting catch : The office of the vice presidency is still described in strikingly ...Cheney-esque terms: The Vice Presidency is a unique office that is neither a ...
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The most important resource for every Obama supporter --your guide to your new job inside the Beltway.
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The most important resource for every Obama supporter --your guide to your new job inside the Beltway.
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Hate your job? Out of work? Tired of scanning Monster.com for something better? Try the 'Plum Book.'
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As the national unemployment rate climbs to a 14-year high, a treasure trove of about 8,000 new jobs surfaced in one place on Capitol Hill yesterday. The federal government published the Plum Book, an inventory of positions that will soon be vacated ...
'Plum Book' Is Obama's Big Help-Wanted AdWash Post Federal Page
As the national unemployment rate climbs to a 14-year high, a treasure trove of about 8,000 new jobs surfaced in one place on Capitol Hill yesterday. The federal government published the Plum Book, an inventory of positions that will soon be vacated ...
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The Senate committee responsible for oversight of federal jobs has published its book of 7,000 positions available in the Barack Obama administration.
Help wanted at the Obama White HouseCNN Political Ticker
WASHINGTON (CNN) – An epidemic of layoffs is plaguing the country, but the Help Wanted sign is out in Washington: President-elect Obama's new administration needs to fill 7,996 positions according to the Plum Book, the quadrennial list of jobs ...
The Plum Book: Washington's Hottest ReadWash Post Federal Page
The hottest read in town next week will not be another kiss-and-tell about the departing Bush administration or one more yawn about subprime lending.
The Plum Book: Washington's Hottest ReadWash Post Federal Page
The hottest read in town next week will not be another kiss-and-tell about the departing Bush administration or one more yawn about subprime lending.