After Election, Obama Could Push Out Chicago Aides

August 6, 2010 RSS Feed Print
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More insiders are predicting that a November election drubbing could prompt President Obama to shake up his top staff, pushing out old Chicago hands as former President Clinton did after he lost control of the House and Senate in 1994. Under that scenario, aides like Valerie Jarrett might be ousted, though associates say David Axelrod wouldn't be touched. More likely, they say, is that Obama will add more Washington veterans and pay attention to voter polls as he steels for his own 2012 re-election campaign.

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David Axelrod,
Valerie Jarrett,
2010 Congressional elections,
Barack Obama

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NO ONE in the White House knows or cares anything about running the Country.

The second-string crew will be no better I'm sure.

Chris Petty of GA 10:45PM August 09, 2010

One would expect some changes!

He needs more staff that has experience in running a Business, has some grey hair and not former political

official!

C. Barker of HI 3:00PM August 06, 2010

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