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All About Obama
Published Wednesday, November 05, 2008
Since Barack Obama first entered the political scene, we've been keeping an eye on him. Here's some of our coverage of the new president-elect from the past few years—and guesses as to what the next four could look like under him. What If Obama Filled His Inner Circle With DC Outsiders?
One clear message President-elect Obama could send would be to appoint Cabinet officials who have never worked in Washington. Here is one way an outsider Cabinet could shape up. From December 2008.
Who'll Get the Big Jobs?
Will Kerry be Secretary of State? Who will Obama appoint as his Chief of Staff? We make our guesses. From October 2008.
The Legend of Barack Obama
From out of nowhere, he’s become DC’s brightest star. Will his charisma and sense of destiny propel him to the White House in 2008? From November 2006. Chew on This: Tell us which restaurants the Obamas must dine at when they come to DC. Will Malia and Sasha Go to a DC Public School? No—the inside betting is on Maret. The Next Chapter of Obama From June 2008 Will Obama Kill Pleated Khakis?
Is Barack Obama the next DC fashion icon? He favors slim-cut suits and tapered ties in keeping with the new trends in men’s fashion. From May 2007. Who Might be in an Obama Cabinet?
Obama has surrounded himself with strong and opinionated advisers, and odds are that his Cabinet appointments would be more than window-dressing. Here are our picks for who might make up his Cabinet. From May 2008.
Chicago Magazine has these pieces:
Vote of Confidence
The Speech
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Posted by: megan davis, Apr 01, 2009 05:38:01 AM
im 11 years old i love that we acually they has a black president i know that obama can make a differents in washinton D.C thats why i think of obama is a good president
Posted by: tyisha wescott, Jan 27, 2009 10:20:59 AM
I do not know who Barack Obama will choose as
Secretary of Education, but I would like to suggest to him to recruit Kenneth Harris, BS, MSE,EDD of Arkansas. He was formerly Department Head of Education; Henderson State Teachers College(Retired) Arkedelphia, Arkansas, currently a School Board Member, Board Member of Arkansas Baptist College and was appointed by the Govenor as a Member of the Minority Teacher and Administrators Recruitment Commission and one of the smartest people on the planet, knows and understand Education inside out. His Doctorate Disertation is on "The Impact of Early Intervention of Academic Achievement of at Risk Students During Primary Grades".
Posted by: Diane Dowd, Dec 02, 2008 09:06:02 AM
Bill Clinton is the perfect candidate for Secretary of State (unless, of course, the constitution prohibits that due to his past-presidency). He is well known and well liked internationally, and he did a greatjob in foreign affairs (except for NAFTA) while president. He knows world politics and he has the kind of personality that gets people to the table.
Posted by: AngelaG, Nov 17, 2008 07:43:05 AM
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