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The Pros These men and women make a profession of campaign and candidate management. Updated Sunday, February 03, 2008 08:05 PM
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PURPOSE When people first chose to let one of their number become a leader - or when the first person chose to force leadership on other people - it was a short step until others began to manage, or try to manage their leader. These
managers have enormous influence with winning candidates, and with
that, comes some amount of power to select or recommend candidates for
Executive Appointments.. Political Events
THE
PROS - The continuing McCain Campaign staff shakeup starts the
fallout of political pros as candidates weaken or fail. This is
important to people interested in Presidential appointments in 2008-2009
because they are insiders, and tend to migrate toward stronger
candidates, taking their and contacts and suggestions for appointments
with them. July 29
2007
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PROS Saltsman, Chip, Huckabee campaign manager November 26 2007 Shrum, Bob, Democrat consultant. July 12, 2007 Ailes, Roger, now CEO of Fox News, was Nixon political consultant. July 12 2007 DuHaime, Michael, Campaign Manager the Rudy Giuliani July 12 2007 Galen, Reed, Deputy Campaign Manager for Senator McCain resigned as part of campaign staff shakeup. July 10 2007 Jesmer, Rob, political director for the Senator McCain campaign resigned as part of campaign shakeup. July 10 2997 Miller, Bill, Republican political consultant, commented on Presidential candidate Mitt Romney's $10MM estate in NE as a political liability. July 11 2007 Nelsen, Terry, Campaign Manager for Senator John McCain resigned (fired?) July 11, 2007 from that position as campaign fails. Came from 2004 Bush Campaign. July 11 2007 Plouffe, David. Primary Campaign Manager for Barack Obama. July 10 2007 Prince, Jonathon, Deputy Campaign Manager for John Edwards. July 12 2007 Salter, Mark, McCain’s chief of staff, to be out July 11 2007 as Senator John McCain's Chief of Staff. July 11 2007 St. Raymond, James, a political consultant to Senator David Vitter, at time he confirmed his affair with prostitute. July 11 2007 Weaver, John, Chief Strategist for Senator John McCain, resigned for fired July 11 2007. July 8 2007 McMann, Steve September 14 2007 . . |
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