Romney’s Potential Cabinet Members Are Largely Washington Regulars
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Mike Leavitt at his swearing in as Secretary of Health and Human Services in 2005. Photo: wiki commons.
Politico – Mitt Romney said his Cabinet and White House staff will be stacked with men and women from the business world, but his top advisers sketched out for POLITICO a team composed of many familiar faces in Washington.
Already on the inside track: several veterans of George W. Bush’s administration and a number of women — but not necessarily a single Democrat.
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