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The Cabinet: Who's Next?
With five days to go before President-elect Barack Obama jets to Hawaii for his Christmas vacation, just a handful of his Cabinet-level posts remain open. Based on the race so far, here's how the slate looks as Obama tries to assemble a diverse administration of nominees from various political ...
The Cabinet
blogs.princeton.edu — That Obama is set to nominate so many former legislators to his Cabinet and senior White House staff... provides a rare opportunity for comparing the ideological make-up of the new administration to that of Congress. With the nomination of Hilda... (more) The Cabinet
Obama Poised to Name New Cabinet Members
time.com — President-elect Barack Obama is nearly finished choosing his Cabinet as he prepares to leave on a holiday... vacation in his native Hawaii (more) Obama Poised to Name New Cabinet Members
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