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Romney's putting together who would make up his staff:
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/17/us/politics/mitt-romneys-transition-team-is-hard-at-work.html
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Mr. Romney and his advisers have always prided themselves on applying a private sector approach to governing, and Mr. Romneys transition team is shaping up to include a number of men and women with business and government experience. The list of attendees on Tuesday included: Jamie Burke, the White House liaison at the Department of Health and Human Services under President George W. Bush; Russ Gerson, the head of Mr. McCains transition team four years ago; Ben Ginsberg, the Romney campaigns top lawyer; Emil Henry, a senior Treasury official under Mr. Bush; Kay Coles James, the director of the Office of Personnel Management under Mr. Bush; Kent Lucken, a longtime Romney supporter and foreign policy adviser; Chris Liddell, the former chief financial officer for Microsoft and General Motors; Steve Preston, the Housing and Urban Development secretary under Mr. Bush; and Jim Quigley, the former global chief executive at Deloitte.
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http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/17/us/politics/mitt-romneys-transition-team-is-hard-at-work.html
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Mr. Romney and his advisers have always prided themselves on applying a private sector approach to governing, and Mr. Romneys transition team is shaping up to include a number of men and women with business and government experience. The list of attendees on Tuesday included: Jamie Burke, the White House liaison at the Department of Health and Human Services under President George W. Bush; Russ Gerson, the head of Mr. McCains transition team four years ago; Ben Ginsberg, the Romney campaigns top lawyer; Emil Henry, a senior Treasury official under Mr. Bush; Kay Coles James, the director of the Office of Personnel Management under Mr. Bush; Kent Lucken, a longtime Romney supporter and foreign policy adviser; Chris Liddell, the former chief financial officer for Microsoft and General Motors; Steve Preston, the Housing and Urban Development secretary under Mr. Bush; and Jim Quigley, the former global chief executive at Deloitte.
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