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Rahm Emanuel Reportedly Will Step Down This Week
Insiders believe and report that President Obama's Chief of Staff will be leaving on Friday to campaign for Mayor of Chicago. How will the White House and Presidential policies be different without Rahm Emanuel ? Who are the likely candidates to replace him?
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readInsiders believe and report that President Obama's Chief of Staff will be leaving on Friday to campaign for Mayor of Chicago. How will the White House and Presidential policies be different without Rahm Emanuel? Who are the likely candidates to replace him? Yesterday, President Obama told NBC's Matt Lauer that if Emanuel wants to run for Mayor of Chicago, he'd better get going. Lynn Sweet is Washington Bureau Chief for the Chicago Tribune and a columnist for PoliticsDaily.com.
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3 of 3Midterm Election Campaign Spending Is Up- 0:00Obama's Gulf Restoration Plan Is Released
- 7:30Money and Influence on Capitol Hill
- 44:12Rahm Emanuel Reportedly Will Step Down This WeekYou’re reading this