Robert Rizzi

Steptoe & Johnson

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Robert Rizzi is a partner at the law firm of Steptoe & Johnson who has represented Republican and Democratic cabinet nominees.

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Despite the flap over recounts and Donald Trump's unproven allegations of voter fraud, his transition team continues the interview process for some 4000 presidential appointees.

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