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Rapport With Ex-Rival Will Be Key for Clinton

Many of the most successful secretaries of state, though not all, enjoyed great influence with the presidents they served, giving them crucial leverage with foreign leaders and inside the national security establishment. But Obama and Clinton are only ...

From MICHAEL ABRAMOWITZ AND GLENN KESSLER, The Washington Post,  1 Dec 2008

Once vilified, Volcker gains Obama's respect

President-elect Barack Obama named the 81-year-old Volcker to head a new economic advisory panel today, citing "his sound and independent judgment." But nearly three decades ago - when Obama was still a college student - the towering 6-foot-7-inch ...

From GLENN KESSLER, San Francisco Chronicle,  26 Nov 2008

Volcker's Tough Approach As Fed Chief Upset Many

President-elect Obama named the 81-year-old Volcker yesterday to head a new economic advisory panel, citing "his sound and independent judgment." But nearly three decades ago -- when Obama was still a college student -- the towering 6-foot-7-inch ...

From GLENN KESSLER, The Washington Post,  26 Nov 2008

As White House Economic Adviser, Summers to Assume Less-Public Role

Lawrence H. Summers, tapped as the director of the National Economic Council in the incoming Obama administration, has long regretted that his tenure as Treasury secretary was cut short by Al Gore's defeat in 2000, less than 1 1/2 years after he ...

From GLENN KESSLER, The Washington Post,  23 Nov 2008

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