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In The Office: Department of Energy Chief of Staff Rod O’ConnorThe Cabinet Room by Amanda Erickson Rod O’Connor comes to the Department of Energy with some serious green pedigree. Chu’s chief of staff started his Washington career as a staffer to a junior senator from Tennessee named Al Gore. A few months later, Gore was tapped to be Clinton’s running mate. After their 1992 victory, O’Connor followed Gore to the White House, [...] |
Happy Hour RoundupThe Plum Line by Greg Sargent * Must read: Harry Reid pens a scorching letter vowing the use of reconciliation and accusing the Senate GOP leadership of lying, obstructing, fearmongering, and every other type of mongering you can think of. Which will immediately cause GOP leaders to sob hot tears of shame. * But: A good point from Ezra Klein, [...] |
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