But the Communist Party, too, was devastated—in many provinces, first secretaries, second secretaries, third secretaries all gone.
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You have assistant secretaries in departments, deputy secretaries in department, and of course, cabinet secretaries, and as I said U.S. attorneys.
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Secretaries at IBM got paid twice as much as secretaries elsewhere.
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Cabinet secretaries, deputy secretaries and ambassadors were set to see pay increases.
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Secretaries and deputy secretaries of major bureaus are selected for ideology, not competence.
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Joint Secretaries are two rungs below full Secretaries, the top civil servant in a ministry.
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Or maybe she knows that former press secretaries -- even failed secretaries -- have a rich afterlife.
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We had all of our secretaries, many of our secretaries here, probably half of them.
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Eight served as Cabinet secretaries, six as secretaries of state, and seven in the foreign service.
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Secretaries and administrative assistants Female secretaries and administrative assistants are most likely to marry male general managers.
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In just the last four years, the agency has had two confirmed secretaries and three interim secretaries.
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It includes the three deputy press secretaries, two assistant press secretaries and a handful of press wranglers.
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It is the National Association of Secretaries of State, not the National Organization of Secretaries of State.
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He has not wanted to appoint under secretaries and assistant secretaries until he understands the new structure.
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American history has many examples of businessmen serving as secretaries of State or secretaries of War with great success.
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Female executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants make 101.4% as much as male executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants.
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President Donald Trump has lost 41% of the Cabinet secretaries, deputy secretaries and under secretaries he appointed in his first year in office, new data from the Partnership for Public Service's Center for Presidential Transition shows.
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Cabinet secretaries, deputy secretaries, and federal administrators in the Trump administration will receive thousands of dollars in raises beginning Jan.
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The majority were career officials, and all served as either ambassadors, assistant secretaries of state, or under secretaries of state.
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And each of them has deputy secretaries, assistance secretaries, chiefs of staff, deputy chiefs of staff -- the list expands exponentially.
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So, you have now Cabinet secretaries, deputy secretaries, assistant secretaries of justice, every US Attorney has to be nominated and confirmed by the Senate as does an Assistant Attorney General or Assistant Secretary or so forth and so on.
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Every morning, Secretary Powell would have a meeting with the assistant secretaries and then the higher-level under secretaries at 8 a.m.
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At the State Department, both deputy-level jobs remain unfilled, along with the posts of six under secretaries and 22 assistant secretaries.
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He vouched for all of the secretaries except one, Chen Boda, who was well-known as the most leftist among Mao's secretaries.
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We talked about how at times of particular import, secretaries will reach out to prior secretaries, and that's what this scene is pulled from.
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It is not just Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson who has no deputy secretary, much less Trump-appointed under secretaries or assistant secretaries.
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I was one of 77 signers in the group, which included 21 retired admirals and generals; seven former directors of National Laboratories; five former United States senators; 14 former cabinet secretaries, under-secretaries and deputy secretaries; five current or former CEOs; and three former ambassadors.
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Under federal law, Cabinet Secretaries are paid $199,700 so this means over one in 10 CFPB employees were making more than our nation's Cabinet secretaries.
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Per the Times: At the State Department, both deputy-level jobs remain unfilled, along with the posts of six under secretaries and 22 assistant secretaries.
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But Trump might have more difficulty finding experienced staff just below that level -- undersecretaries, assistant secretaries and deputy assistant secretaries -- for the State and Defense departments.
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The State Department provided Fox News with a breakdown of the unfilled posts for under secretaries and assistant secretaries – who would be top advisers to Tillerson.
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Fox News has previously hired former Republican press secretaries in the past, including George W. Bush's first and last press secretaries, Dana Perino and Ari Fleischer.
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Isakson said there have been acting secretaries who have stayed, and there have been acting secretaries who have been asked to leave until they were confirmed.
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Temporary acting officials are time-limited — the standard is 210 days — but they're otherwise empowered in the same way that confirmed secretaries and deputy secretaries are.
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Take it from four former secretaries of state, three former secretaries of defense, and other officials who formed the bipartisan Coalition for Fiscal and National Security.
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But it's not just the secretaries of State or Defense being decided; obscure assistant secretaries can drive policy outcomes by their actions as much as senior-level officials.
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But, he added, in general, lawmakers are not necessarily the best Cabinet secretaries, while the most successful Defense secretaries have been those who came from within the Pentagon.
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At least four secretaries of state are attending Monday evening's meeting with Lankford and Klobuchar, according to a spokeswoman for the National Association of Secretaries of State (NASS).
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Focused Although Sanders is only the third woman of 33 press secretaries and acting press secretaries, the significance of the moment came and went without much fanfare or acknowledgment.
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The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking its eighth leader (when considering both acting secretaries and official secretaries) in the last 10 years, showcasing instability as the norm.
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At the Treasury Department, Mr. Trump has yet to name a deputy secretary, general counsel or chief financial officer, or any of the three under secretaries and nine assistant secretaries.
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All the power that's lost when you have only acting secretaries and acting assistant secretaries, that goes back to him in the Oval Office, which is where he wants it.
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At the Treasury Department, Mr. Trump has yet to name a deputy secretary, general counsel or chief financial officer, or any of the three under secretaries and nine assistant secretaries.
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This goes for top positions, like cabinet secretaries or the heads of agencies, but also down to the deputy under secretaries and staff members, whom they could introduce to the system.
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CNN has hired former press secretaries in the past, including former President Obama press secretary Jay Carney and former George W. Bush press secretaries Ari Fleischer and the late Tony Snow.
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The secretaries I knew seemed happier than the doctoral students I knew, and when they left work at the end of the day, the secretaries had plenty of time for gardening and needlepoint.
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STEVEN MNUCHIN: Well, let me just comment that although Treasury Secretaries have always said that they believe in the strong dollar, Treasury Secretaries have also been particularly careful about commenting on the dollar.
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Nominations: Trump told reporters on Sunday that he believes he gains leeway with acting secretaries and agency heads rather than moving swiftly to seek new Senate-confirmed secretaries to fill top federal vacancies.
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His cabinet secretaries and senior staff are also pretty powerful.
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Empower your assistant secretaries by delegating more authority to them.
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Naturally, they will aspire to become ambassadors and assistant secretaries.
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Was that decisions by Republican governors, Secretaries of State, legislators?
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Still, the retired home secretaries' chorus has won some converts.
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It won't be the usual road former press secretaries tread.
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The minority party can no longer filibuster designated cabinet secretaries.
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Trump's Cabinet secretaries have largely been mum on the furor.
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VA secretaries typically receive strong bipartisan support in their confirmation.
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Two Brexit secretaries quit last year over the agreement negotiations.
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But Sanders has considerably less credibility than previous press secretaries.
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The next three VA Secretaries all resigned due to scandal.
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Past secretaries have typically won bipartisan support in confirmation votes.
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Finance secretaries have been at the center of that stability.
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You can imagine what the other Cabinet secretaries are thinking.
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You can imagine what the other cabinet secretaries are thinking.
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This story originally published on April 10, 2018. Secretaries. Nurses.
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Several of the departed secretaries have not been permanently replaced.
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The Trump administration needs more than Cabinet secretaries to function.
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Press secretaries have always jousted and spun for the boss.
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Even secretaries of defense were not allowed to keep copies.
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The targeting of secretaries of state with campaign donations, corporate-funded weekend outings and secret meetings with industry lobbyists reflects an intense focus on often overlooked ballot questions, which the secretaries frequently help write.
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There has been a dizzying turnover in his national security team: In three years, the president has had four national security advisers, two secretaries of state, two defense secretaries and one acting defense secretary.
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Secretaries of state celebrate: Bipartisan U.S. secretaries of state from around the nation have led the call over the past year for Congress to appropriate further funding to states to address election security threats.
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Axios reported last week that the United Kingdom is planning a gathering with Kushner, foreign secretaries from top Arab nations and European foreign secretaries to talk about the White House's plan for peace negotiations.
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Local party secretaries appoint judges and often vet politically important decisions.
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Assistant attorney general, assistant - - United States attorneys, assistant secretaries are not.
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The secretaries-general of the parliament and the commission are, too.
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Commerce Committee vote on commerce and transportation secretaries Another 10 a.m.
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And most Cabinet secretaries' comments did indeed focus on their work.
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Roger Cloutier, and two assistant secretaries in the Department of Defense.
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Historically, HUD secretaries have had some experience in governing urban areas.
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There were eight, seven other secretaries and two White House officials.
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Each has two secretaries as well as a car and driver.
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Future education secretaries must resist the temptation to fiddle with exams.
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Over the years there would be female secretaries, copywriters, reviewers, and
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White House press secretaries have always been subject to immense pressure.
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Previous secretaries of state have said they did the same thing.
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Cabinet secretaries will attend and the President will drop by, too.
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The women were factory workers, secretaries, bankers' wives and Washington wives.
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Cabinet secretaries, meanwhile, will see salaries of $210,700, rather than $199,700.
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The firm has three shifts of secretaries to cover its workday.
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Past secretaries of state have been champions of the climate issue.
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Trump's Cabinet secretaries are "humiliating themselves" by defending Trump, Scarborough said.
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The secretaries of state and defense were not in the room.
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Cabinet secretaries and workers from around the country will also attend.
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Heritage helped place countless others, from staff assistants to cabinet secretaries.
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Secretary Albright, have you had any contact with President Trump's Secretaries?
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The secretaries did not flag the questionable flights, the officials said.
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The authors served as secretaries of state in Oregon and Washington.
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Background reading: • A secretaries of state meeting used to be friendly.
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Even some cabinet secretaries appear unable to pick their own staff.
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Cabinet secretaries are spreading Trump's anti-impeachment message when they travel.
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Two of the chief executives have been former chief secretaries: Mrs.
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Nor do his secretaries of state, Treasury, commerce, housing or education.
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Cabinet secretaries typically have the freedom to make their own hires.
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Both secretaries will testify twice more on the budget this week.
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The program has been in place for past secretaries as well.
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DIMON: YOU KNOW, USUALLY TREASURY SECRETARIES DON'T COMMENT ON THE DOLLAR.
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One-quarter of the administration's departments are led by "acting" secretaries.
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Andrew Stettner is a Senior Fellow at the Century Foundation whose recent report, GOP Secretaries of Labor: Puzder Is a Break from the Past, examines the confirmation hearings of the last six GOP secretaries of Labor.
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The United Kingdom is planning a gathering of European foreign secretaries, Trump administration officials and foreign secretaries from top Arab nations to discuss the White House plan for Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations, Axios reported on Friday.
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"It's a top priority for our state office, and I share that with a lot of our secretaries," said Paul Pate, Iowa's secretary of state and the president of the National Association of Secretaries of State.
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Incredibly, even secretaries of state that serve on this commission, including Secretaries Lawson of Indiana, Dunlap of Maine, and Gardner of New Hampshire, and Secretary Kobach himself, have refused to turn over all the information requested.
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"What has grown is the number of secretaries and sub-secretaries...Over the last year and a half, the number of public employees in the national government has fallen dramatically, by more than 10,000 people," he said.
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Rick Perry have gone one to become Cabinet secretaries in Trump's administration.
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And there are certain authorities and certain assistant secretaries and professional staff.
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And even those actions have rankled secretaries of state across the country.
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The practice is legal, but breaks with past precedent for cabinet secretaries.
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Their defense secretaries and other senior leaders have also held frequent meetings.
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They have interviewed former presidents, vice presidents, cabinet secretaries and foreign leaders.
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He said important jobs will be the secretaries for Treasury and trade.
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His allies point out that previous secretaries-general were also political animals.
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Do we do it for spellcheckers that mean there are fewer secretaries?
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That was my job: stalking secretaries in the middle of political scandals.
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That means you don't understand what the words secretaries of state means.
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Throughout its history, the U.N. has only ever had male secretaries general.
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There are only three ways fights over cabinet secretaries can end. 1.
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Former Treasury Secretaries Robert Rubin and Henry Paulson were also Goldman alumni.
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Executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants are projected to decline by 17.4%
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Gordon served four years with Defense Secretaries Donald Rumsfeld and Robert Gates.
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Two dissident Green lawmakers also join the government as secretaries of state.
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Finally, there's the perennially under-appreciated contests for state secretaries of state.
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Four of the past five agriculture secretaries have come from Midwest states.
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She had attended a vocational school that trained girls to become secretaries.
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Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao is among the quietest of Trump's Cabinet secretaries.
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Bruce Babbitt of Arizona, both of whom became secretaries of the interior.
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No administration has ever had two acting defense secretaries, let alone three.
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Previous Labor secretaries have lead major corporations; that's not the issue here.
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All eight Secretaries-General in the U.N.'s history have been men.
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" You might call his Cabinet secretaries of the domestic departments "the gutters.
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Are we sure that law clerks and secretaries won't see the information?
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In 1993, she joined fledgling Huawei as one of its three secretaries.
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Successful secretaries of state tend to have respectful relationships with their boss.
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I worked for three Treasury secretaries, and I'm friends with three others.
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He hires and fires cabinet secretaries, lawyers and communications people with abandon.
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His vice president, cabinet secretaries and staff members appear with great regularity.
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He noted that most Treasury secretaries had not held degrees in economics.
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The most obvious choices would be the secretaries of state and defense.
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Polite, subservient digital secretaries like Alexa and Siri are presented as female.
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Are they in sync from the White House to his Cabinet secretaries?
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Easy-to-use word processors result in fewer businesspeople who need secretaries.
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Afterward, other secretaries of state, including Vermont's James Condos, entered the fray.
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White House press secretaries are public servants and are paid by taxpayers.
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Trump has already jettisoned nine Cabinet secretaries in less than three years.
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The revolving door of press secretaries proves that the job isn't easy.
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At their best, press secretaries condense and repackage their bosses' top ideas.
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This has not always been the case with the secretaries of defense and state; just think of George W. Bush's secretary of defense, Donald Rumsfeld, and his frequent clashes with secretaries of state Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice.
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Major positions unstaffed At the State Department, most leadership positions below Tillerson remain unfilled, including the deputy secretary, who operates as the secretary's No. 2; most under secretaries; the assistant secretaries who run regional bureaus; and their deputies.
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"None of Secretaries' extra-textual arguments — whether based on economics, 'unintended' results, or legislative history — is persuasive," Collyer wrote, referring to claims made by the secretaries of the Department of Health and Human Services, and of the Treasury.
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The people who really know everything that's going on in the White House are the social secretaries At the COVER/LINE panel at Politicon I spoke with former Obama White House social secretaries Jeremy Bernard and Ebs Burnough.
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Only you, Mr. President, can take the bully pulpit and command your cabinet secretaries, deputy secretaries and undersecretaries to listen to administrator Long and give him what he wants when he wants it, without question and without hesitation.
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" Wendy Sherman, who served as a top adviser to the last four Democratic secretaries of state, said that while it's common for new secretaries to put their own stamp on Foggy Bottom, "it's not enough to just make changes.
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Mike Mullen, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and includes former Secretaries of State Madeleine Albright and Henry Kissinger, former Defense Secretaries Robert Gates and Leon Panetta, and former National Security Advisers Zbigniew Brzezinski and Brent Scowcroft.
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Modern Families The Don Drapers of the world used to marry their secretaries.
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Among secretaries of state, who schedule state elections, Mr. Gardner is a legend.
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Pearl-clutching mothers, country-club secretaries, and pencil-pushers at the Heritage Foundation.
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They include Secretaries of State Henry Kissinger and Madeleine Albright, former California Gov.
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His public schedule has been much lighter on details than other recent secretaries.
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Perez was one of the first Obama administration cabinet secretaries to back Clinton.
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Cabinet secretaries disagree with each other and plot to win Mr Trump round.
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"Some people ask their secretaries to do it for them," he said disgustedly.
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The National Association of Secretaries of State offered a similar plan in 2008.
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In attendance were six campaign secretaries, nicknamed "Boiler Room Girls," and six men.
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Secretaries Mattis and Pompeo have called for a ceasefire in Yemen by Dec.
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Of course, I've been the beneficiary of a remarkable group of past secretaries.
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Mr Johnson was one of the worst foreign secretaries the country has had.
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Park is expected to name new secretaries this week, according to local media.
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"I honestly had no idea what my secretaries were doing," Mr. Amari said.
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Both had deputy secretaries confirmed and in place by the end of March.
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Still, cable news airwaves are a frequent landing spot for former press secretaries.
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Trump has picked secretaries for all three agencies, but secondary roles remain unfilled.
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It would difficult to convince federal courts to reverse the secretaries, Fidell said.
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Adeyemo said the Obama administration had been "consulting actively" with secretaries of state.
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There are regional offices across the State Department without assistant secretaries of state.
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Secretaries of State have for decades based their regional diplomacy out of Jerusalem.
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Some Assistant Secretaries are political appointees, but most, like Countryman, are career diplomats.
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Secretaries of state and presidents have argued privately before over process and substance.
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Thank you Secretaries Albright and Clinton and General Powell for an unforgettable day!
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The party leaders are called, not chairmen or chairwomen or secretaries, but captains.
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The Republican and Democratic Senate secretaries, Laura Dove and Gary Myrick, also attended.
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The Petraeus case indicates that favorable treatment hasn't been limited to cabinet secretaries.
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In contrast, medical secretaries alone numbered more than half a million in 2016.
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To three former Secretaries of Agriculture, this would normally be cause for celebration.
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Neither did 1 percent of openings for executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants.
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I interviewed presidents, secretaries of state and defense, business tycoons and attorneys general.
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Spicer had a bigger pop culture presence than most White House press secretaries.
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Female secretaries in the 1950s gained a reputation for being young and attractive.
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Her secretaries came in two varieties: young and pretty or old and frumpy.
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Forget about socialites eating cheek by jowl with secretaries, bank heads alongside barbers.
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Its members include the secretaries of defense, state, energy, commerce and the Treasury.
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"Treasury secretaries want to have their cake and eat it too," he said.
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She covertly sold the correction fluid to other secretaries and, later, to wholesalers.
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For personal reasons, I've long been a student of White House press secretaries.
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His Cabinet secretaries keep spending an inordinate amount of taxpayer dollars on luxuries.
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NASS says secretaries of state have unanimously opposed Levin's legislation from the start.
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Does he mean it's easier to replace acting Cabinet secretaries if he wants?
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They were working as factory workers, secretaries, and sales clerks, not just housewives.
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In recent weeks, cabinet secretaries have defended these proposals in testimony to Congress.
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Secretaries, administrative assistants, office clerks and receptionists are common occupations for Native women.
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High-ranking secretaries with lackluster personal lives were frequent targets of KGB espionage.
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Most Cabinet secretaries don't bring security along with them on their personal vacations.
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Treasury secretaries in the past have shied away from publicly discussing market valuations.
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Trump has very few confirmed Cabinet secretaries in place to consult with anyway.
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As on other issues, DeVos's assistant secretaries' views are likely to be crucial.
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The comments came during Shanahan's first meeting with secretaries and under-secretaries of the U.S. military branches since taking over for Jim Mattis, who resigned as defense secretary over policy differences with President Donald Trump and left office on Dec. 31.
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The May meetings between industry officials and the Republican Secretaries of State Committee, a fund-raising group, were set up to give the industry players a chance to weigh in on ballot initiatives that the secretaries were overseeing, emails show.
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In which case anyone who goes to work for his State Department or Defense Department risks being subject not only to his whims, but also to the whims of secretaries and under secretaries who mirror his all-too-readily-apparent vices.
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"Cabinet secretaries don't do the day-to-day management of the team," she said.
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Several Cabinet secretaries attended the picnic, including embattled Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt.
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During his time at the Pentagon, he shepherded two defense secretaries through Senate confirmation.
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Clinton sat on stage alongside former secretaries of state Madeleine Albright and Colin Powell.
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The Secretary spoke today at the Convention of State Secretaries of State in Philadelphia.
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As will other secretaries like Betsy DeVos and Ben Carson who desperately need support.
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As secretary of state, she worked that issue into the portfolio of future secretaries.
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Just like previous secretaries of state I used a personal email, many people did.
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National Association of Secretaries of State issues statement against the Def Con Voting Village.
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Park's office said on Friday she ordered her senior secretaries to tender their resignations.
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A clutch of ex-home secretaries claim such cards might have prevented the affair.
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For decades, secretaries of state have nearly always invited media to travel with them.
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Presidents meet periodically with Fed chairs and Fed chairs meet frequently with Treasury secretaries.
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The secretaries are the top bureaucrats and are placed next to ministers in hierarchy.
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His picks for secretaries of energy and the EPA have both supported increased drilling.
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Beyond butlers and secretaries, what roles and personalities could these AI agents take on?
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The law requires Defense secretaries be out of uniform for at least seven years.
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There are all these undersecretaries and assistant secretaries who have not been appointed yet.
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They've hosted diplomats before or even other secretaries or officials who might be coming.
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He was a senior Pentagon staffer under Defense Secretaries Robert Gates and Donald Rumsfeld.
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Some on the left are declaring Tillerson among the worst secretaries of state, ever.
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Jacobson is a former senior advisor to both the secretaries of Defense and Navy.
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Three positions will require confirmation hearings for new secretaries early in the new year.
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For years, US defense secretaries have harped on NATO countries to meet their obligation.
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Press secretaries used to brief daily, except when the president was out of town.
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"We thought a number of them would have made strong Secretaries-General," she wrote.
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The marshals went first, followed by investment bankers, accountants, public-relations people, and secretaries.
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That mouse lived a long and fruitful life with the secretaries at Fringe Records.
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The audit faulted Clinton and other former secretaries of state for their communications practices.
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He sent a letter to all 22013 secretaries of state requesting their voter rolls.
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That group, which includes five cabinet secretaries, met for the first time on Monday.
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In January, the nation's Secretaries of State and state election directors met in Washington.
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The hashtag campaign is organized by the National Association of Secretaries of State (NASS).
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Various government secretaries would wage a no-holds-barred struggle to gain presidential favor.
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Other press secretaries demonized the media, but not as ambitiously and artlessly as she.
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The secretary strike was fake, but then real secretaries decided they wanted to march!
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There is also precedent for having staff lawyers interview cabinet secretaries, Mr. Schwarz said.
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Until 2013 he was a speechwriter for Commerce Department secretaries under President Barack Obama.
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Most members of Congress earn $174,000, and Cabinet secretaries earn as much as $208,000.
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Instead, it will operate like a country with ministers of propaganda, not press secretaries.
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Under secretaries still need confirmation, staff members need to be hired and advisers named.
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Remarks by some secretaries, whom he declined to name, had not helped, he added.
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All press secretaries get cornered, and all have, on occasion, Goyaled their way out.
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And why would the commerce and Treasury secretaries be involved in a Tomahawk strike?
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"It was my impression that they were hearing from their states' secretaries," Lieberman said.
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WE MEET ON A WEEKLY BASIS AS HAVE PREVIOUS TREASURY SECRETARIES AND THE FED.
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Third, this requires leadership from the top, particularly from the secretaries and USAID administrator.
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Weavers lost their jobs to automated looms; secretaries lost their jobs to Microsoft Windows.
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There were many times where, yes, we were basically treated like secretaries, note-takers.
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The vacant positions—in effect, almost the State Department's entire decision-making staff of under-secretaries, assistant secretaries and ambassadors—are being covered by mid-ranking civil servants, who lack the authority, or understanding of the administration's plans, to take the initiative.
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And while expressing pride about the work his acting assistant secretaries are doing, Mr. Tillerson has ignored much of that, refusing to sit with many of his acting assistant secretaries for the routine briefings they have requested to provide him, officials said.
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Our bill, in addition to being endorsed by the White House, is supported by current secretaries of Defense, Treasury and Commerce, as well as the attorney general; former secretaries of Defense; leaders of the Intelligence community, respected tech companies and U.S. manufacturers.
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Electronic mail and calendars promised to make secretaries obsolete — even if they haven't yet succeeded.
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He likes to sit and smoke while older party secretaries and generals stand around him.
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I said, 'I don't want to make a movie about secretaries unless she's in it.
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Eight of the 10 cabinet secretaries for the state have been appointed and sworn in.
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But the President said he would listen to his Cabinet secretaries' views on the issue.
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"She didn't have the kind of power press secretaries used to have," Pompeo wrote Tuesday.
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And there's probably something to that; he's loathe to let his secretaries testify before Congress.
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One of our assistant press secretaries, Emily Lawrimore Schillinger, had survived cancer as a teen.
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Some may also perform other clerical duties commonly done by secretaries and other administrative assistants.
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Numbers of secretaries of defense have gone up to the men to offer their support.
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Presidents, after all, need Cabinet secretaries who can be effective public spokespeople for administration policy.
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But he will also be watching them closely, with loyalists assigned to monitor all secretaries.
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Philip rages against the "snobbery and prejudice" of the "dreaded mustaches," or Elizabeth's trusted secretaries.
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Most first-term presidents, in fact, make sure their secretaries of state don't outshine them.
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I think it's the right thing for treasury secretaries not to get involved in politics.
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Park is expected to name new secretaries some time this week, according to local media.
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By 2026 America will have more at-home carers than secretaries, according to official projections.
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It's good to be here in D.C. I get to meet all the secretaries. Terrific.
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Historically, at least, White House press secretaries are only as effective as they are credible.
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I have confirmed with my two secretaries that I have not done such a thing.
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No compelling explanation Throughout American history, quite a few secretaries have departed their positions early.
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Trump is expected this week to name new secretaries for both the Army and Navy.
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Throughout a career in television and film, Mellor saw women play wives, daughters, sisters, secretaries.
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As Secretaries Zinke and Perry have found themselves, wind works for America today and tomorrow.
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There are also some assistant secretaries currently working at the agency with prior HUD experience.
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Perhaps Mrs May can play off her three sort-of foreign secretaries against each other.
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Compensation for service secretaries is already comparatively low for what the nation asks of them.
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The president's choices for Cabinet secretaries, like his White House staff, have been recurrently unconventional.
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Four Secretaries of State, from Georgia, Indiana, California and Connecticut, sit on the federal panel.
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From secretaries to substitute teachers, these are the fastest-dying jobs in every US state
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Plus, there are currently two and soon-to-be three acting secretaries in Trump's Cabinet.
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Some of the aides are reportedly being shut out by the secretaries and their aides.
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They are school secretaries from Brooklyn, and all are approaching or are in their 40s.
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Multiple Cabinet secretaries have seen their use of expensive chartered or military jet travel questioned.
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Three of the last four Treasury secretaries appointed by Democratic presidents had ties to Citigroup.
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They have no attorneys general or secretaries of state to run for Senate or governor.
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Executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants who don't work at the White House typically make
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Pruitt has joined numerous Cabinet secretaries in attracting criticism for their use of taxpayer money.
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These ladies had their own posses of social secretaries, private nurses and small yapping dogs.
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She noted Trump had four acting Cabinet secretaries in just his second year in office.
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One of Mr. Raab's under secretaries for Brexit, Suella Braverman, also stepped down on Thursday.
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Mr. Hayes and Ms. Scarlett were deputy secretaries at the United States Department of Interior.
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White House press secretaries tend to follow former presidents' tradition in not criticizing their successors.
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Other secretaries who could not reconcile themselves with their presidents did not fare as well.
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Under secretaries and deputy directors — they had that Deep State smell of old tea bags.
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This is another example of the wasteful spending on themselves by President Trump's cabinet secretaries.
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He also deployed cabinet secretaries, top Republican officials and Trump family members to the state.
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Those insights were garnered, they said, from 60 past and present ambassadors and cabinet secretaries.
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Some were sales supervisors, others secretaries; one boy was the C.E.O. of an oil company.
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"It was very emotional," the official said of the gathering with undersecretaries and assistant secretaries.
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Secretaries Mnuchin and Pompeo announced the new sanctions in a briefing at the White House.
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And past Transportation secretaries have used government planes to fly to Europe over security concerns.
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Since his last address, eight of Trump's Cabinet secretaries have either resigned or been sacked.
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The council's proposal was developed by former Secretaries of State James Baker and George Schultz.
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Still, the secretaries are not signing on to support the legislation — at least not yet.
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Hosemann is one of the first Republican secretaries of state to refuse the commission's request.
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It's one of the many times the President has done that to his Cabinet secretaries.
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Tillerson will be remembered as one of the worst secretaries of State in modern times.
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In Washington, few secretaries will have to answer to as many committees on Capitol Hill.
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The secretary of State has been one of the Cabinet secretaries Trump trusts the most.
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Because we had this whole side of the room with secretaries, every one of them.
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Jeremy Bernard and Lea Berman, former social secretaries for the Obama and Bush administrations, respectively.
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After the vice president would come the secretaries of state, Treasury, defense and so on.
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Under the current administration, White House press secretaries have become characters in their own right.
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Three of his Cabinet secretaries gave a press conference rolling it out on March 6.
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The secretaries of state and defense went to Yale; the latter was a Rhodes scholar.
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POTUS sits down individually with czar and the secretaries of Homeland Security, Defense, Justice, Ag, Interior, and Commerce, and tells each of the Secretaries to follow the directives of the czar without delay, subject to appeal to the President in cases of disagreement. 6.
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" Asked about Mr. Bush's two secretaries, Colin L. Powell and Condoleezza Rice, and Mr. Obama's, Hillary Clinton and John Kerry, Mr. Sestanovich said, "You have to say that these are all secretaries of state that had some trouble getting control of policy for themselves.
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The National Association of Secretaries of State declined to comment, referring instead to the individual states.
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In my mind, typing was necessary to writing, and secretaries were the foremost experts in typing.
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One of the longest-serving home secretaries, who is known for her tough stance on migrants.
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The foreign secretaries of the nuclear-armed neighbours are due to meet for talks on Jan.
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Cabinet secretaries' salaries top out at just over 200,000, but some CFPB salaries can exceed that.
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But briefings by press secretaries during George W. Bush's administration averaged only about a half hour.
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The service secretaries, including Esper, will meet later Tuesday afternoon with Shanahan to discuss a transition.
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Male postal service and mail sorters are most likely to marry secretaries and administrative assistants. 13.
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Secretaries sorting through petitions demanding the construction of new subway lines, New York City, circa 1923.
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Furthermore, Trump, who campaigned on "draining the swamp," faced criticism for his acting secretaries' lobbying ties.
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Six other legal clerks, secretaries and solicitors were on police books, some as recently as 2016.
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In the Cabinet, possible secretaries of Defense include former Undersecretary Michele Flournoy and Rhode Island Sen.
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Two other cabinet secretaries were pushed out in part because they billed taxpayers for personal travel.
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Similarly to secretaries, flight attendants—in terms of how people perceive them—are devoted and submissive.
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And secretaries of state admit there is some pressure to use their offices to partisan advantage.
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As is the case with all cabinet secretaries, Carson needs to be confirmed by the Senate.
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After the election, presidents appoint Cabinet secretaries in a flurry, with little time for public discussion.
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The secretaries of State or Defense may want to be clearer about policies on the matter.
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The Philippine team on the trip includes Duterte's finance, budget, economic, public works and transport secretaries.
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Wednesday evening for two events — one honoring the vice president-elect and another for Cabinet secretaries.
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Cabinet secretaries trying to clean up regulation will have a hard time when being constantly subpoenaed.
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They see a blurry amalgam of the president's Twitter thunderbolts, the words of his cabinet secretaries,
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Of the 23 Secretaries of HHS since the agency was established, only three have been physicians.
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Larry Hogan, a Republican, also sent a letter to both secretaries seeking support for the industry.
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When the bulldog attacked White House staff and secretaries, "Pete had to be exiled," Lengel said.
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Clinton called such speeches that garner six-figure fees "the norm" for previous secretaries of state.
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White House staffers are in a different category than Cabinet secretaries and those outside the administration.
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"We have great secretaries, and we have some that actually own their own planes," Trump said.
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J.D. Gordon served four years as a spokesman under Defense Secretaries Donald Rumsfeld and Robert Gates.
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Perhaps the best example of why state secretaries of state matter is currently unfolding in Georgia.
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This audit should include secretaries of state, members of the academic community and all cybersecurity staff.
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"He's one of the most active Cabinet secretaries there is," an administration official told the Post.
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On January 1, four of Trump's Cabinet secretaries will be working temporarily on an acting basis.
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Famous partner alumni include two former Treasury secretaries, Henry M. Paulson Jr. and Robert E. Rubin.
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George Romney and Jack Kemp, past Republican HUD secretaries, acknowledged that second implication of the law.
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Secretaries of state, like those in the position for which Gaynor is running, oversee state elections.
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"This is where we will see the greatest impact by having only acting secretaries," he said.
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He was 63 in 1987 when they met; she was 22 and one of his secretaries.
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There were a lot of former deputy secretaries of state, of defense, others were out there.
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Most former secretaries of state served in the executive branch or were governors or elected officials.
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On Thursday, Guedes and Economy Ministry secretaries will meet to further flesh out ideas, sources said.
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The report examined the tenures of the previous five secretaries of state, as well as Clinton.
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What's also true: The cabinet secretaries who are safest are the ones who've remained most invisible.
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Signatories included former Treasury secretaries and top economists who served the Obama, Bush, and Clinton administrations.
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We literally go door to door, literally to the states and to the Secretaries of State.
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Some secretaries of state — Colin Powell, for instance — alienate their bosses by siding with the bureaucracy.
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The same goes for any House members, governors, and former cabinet secretaries looking at a run.
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Dr. Shulkin is one of several cabinet secretaries to be accused of lavish spending on travel.
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His cabinet secretaries contradict him on administration policy and may have developed secret pacts of authority.
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Of the 51 committees, 200 were headed by women, and 28 elected women as committee secretaries.
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We also covered the resignations of two cabinet secretaries and the implications of landmark scientific reports.
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"It became obvious to the men that they didn't need their secretaries anymore," Ms. Berezin said.
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When computer use is necessary, he said, "I order my employees or secretaries" to do it.
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Mr. Obama's Treasury secretaries, Jack Lew and Timothy Geithner, went to work for private equity companies.
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They were teachers, police officers, secretaries, retirees, from across the United States; these are their stories.
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Some secretaries of state called that too onerous and costly, and the pilot program came out.
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Other recent secretaries of defense — with the exception of Donald Rumsfeld — also didn't seek the spotlight.
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It's not unusual for former White House press secretaries to score gigs at cable news networks.
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Computers became more and more prevalent, reducing the need for secretaries, bank tellers, and retail workers.
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And Trump recently usurped a function usually reserved for Treasury secretaries: commenting on the dollar's value.
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Eisenhower had only three national security advisers and two secretaries of the treasury in eight years.
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However, officials were wary that Boehler lacks the conservative credentials of Trump's first two health secretaries.
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Then a reporter will point out that the State Department doesn't have any deputy secretaries yet.
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With 15 Cabinet secretaries comes 15 potential sources of distraction due to scandal or unforced error.
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Even some of the cabinet secretaries who are in place may feel they are home alone.
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Similar concerns have caused Trump to burn through four DHS secretaries in less than three years.
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You have Cabinet secretaries who, while they might work for you, still carry out different agendas.
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"There are many audio briefings that many press secretaries in the past have given," she said.
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Did you guys ever ask any of the other deputy press secretaries when they were here?
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The group disbanded during World War II. A rival one, the Congressional Secretaries Club, carried on.
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The secretaries acknowledged the need to treat addiction as a disease rather than as a crime.
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The cabinet secretaries' proposals to address the opioid crisis seem to contradict Sessions' and Trump's approach.
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"The chairman speaks to service secretaries and chiefs regularly about a myriad of topics," said Col.
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Secretaries of state from both parties have relished their role as chief spokesman for American values.
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Meanwhile, his secretaries of State and Treasury remain opposed, saying it would set a bad precedent.
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Zinke is one of several Cabinet secretaries who have faced intense scrutiny of their travel habits.
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Mr. Danzig and Mr. O'Keefe were Navy secretaries under, respectively, Bill Clinton and George H.W. Bush.
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But the Cabinet secretaries touted various aspects of Trump's plan that would help their respective departments.
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Because organizational overhaul is time-consuming, tedious and conflict-ridden, most recent secretaries have neglected it.
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He is one of three deputy assistant secretaries at the Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration.
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In the past, Obama administration secretaries flew commercial when they traveled around the U.S., Politico reported.
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Lawson, like many other secretaries of state, serves as the chief election official for her state.
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The New Washington In President Trump's Washington, cabinet secretaries and political aides have become household names.
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Trump has cycled through another chief of staff and a few more Cabinet secretaries as well.
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Together, the two cabinet secretaries began working to get Trump to try to broker a resolution.
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Since then, reports have followed about the costly travel choices by several other Trump cabinet secretaries.
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OPIC's board includes the Secretaries of Labor and Commerce, along with several other Cabinet-level positions.
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"I did what other secretaries of state have done," Clinton told Iowa Public Radio in August.
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This doesn't mean any secretaries of state ever do anything illegal or improper, but these men and women—there are 37 elected secretaries serving as chief election officers in their states—can make decisions that influence the outcome of elections, generally by increasing or depressing turnout.
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Women are less likely to be secretaries, and men more likely to be in service-sector jobs.
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Nielsen made the remarks Saturday while addressing a convention in Philadelphia for states&apos secretaries of state.
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In some states, the news agency also collected votes from secretaries of state or state election boards.
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Compared to what I see today, my time covering Presidents and their press secretaries was a cakewalk.
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He didn't call for a trade war, and he wasn't pro-strong dollar like other Treasury secretaries.
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But they're often on advisory committees for their home agencies — former CIA directors, former secretaries of state.
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Male secretaries and administrative assistants are most likely to marry male office and administrative-support supervisors. 15.
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Even so, Cabinet secretaries in nearly every department will be home alone for weeks and perhaps months.
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Yesterday, Scott Pruitt, one of President Trump's most controversial cabinet secretaries, resigned from the Environmental Protection Agency.
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A round of talks between the two countries' foreign secretaries has been tentatively scheduled for Jan. 15.
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U.S. secretaries of state from James Baker to John Kerry have received rock star treatment in Albania.
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Goldman Sachs has given this country two secretaries of treasury, one on the Republicans, one under Democrats.
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Of course the business dealings of Cabinet secretaries and the president's family should be overseen by Congress.
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Throughout the United Nations' history, terror attacks have received harsh and unequivocal condemnation from its secretaries general.
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As an body, Sam plays everything and everybody: secretaries and teenagers and moms and orphans and prisoners.
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Lists of potential Cabinet secretaries have been compiled, with consultation from Democratic committee staff on Capitol Hill.
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Secretaries Wilbur Ross and Linda McMahon attended, as did Don Jr. and Kimberly Guilfoyle, and Florida Gov.
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IT IS not unheard of for secretaries of state to chafe over their relations with their boss.
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I've seen colleagues — female lawyers like me — who have been asked if they are secretaries or attorneys.
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To incorporate the former secretaries of state, creator/executive producer Barbara Hall penned an episode about nationalism.
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The data do not adjust for employees' different roles, so chief executives are compared directly with secretaries.
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However, many of the 41st and 43rd presidents' Cabinet secretaries and national security officials have backed Clinton.
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He's also set to interview candidates for remaining Cabinet posts, including the Agriculture and Veterans Affairs secretaries.
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We may never know: We hear the advice football players give to press secretaries is top secret.
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"We forget that at that time, acceptable jobs for women were teachers, nurses, secretaries," said Ladd, 65.
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"At the end of the day, cabinet secretaries serve at the pleasure of the president," he said.
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Of all federal cabinet secretaries, none impact the lives of animals more than the Secretary of Agriculture.
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Clinton met with the Crown Prince of Bahrain, a foundation donor—as had previous secretaries of state.
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Trump has also had contentious relationships with Cabinet secretaries and high turnover among senior White House staff.
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It's appropriations season, which means Cabinet secretaries are out in full force explaining why they need money.
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Two 68ers—Jack Straw in Britain and Joschka Fischer in Germany—became foreign secretaries of their countries.
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There have been times during the Trump administration where briefings by the press secretaries have been frequent.
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It is also not enough to have a few Cabinet secretaries go to Congress in closed session.
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Justice Stephen Breyer wanted to know why service advisers aren't treated like secretaries or other traditional employees.
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" The deputies make recommendations to their agency directors or department secretaries, who make up the "principals committee.
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Women weren't bosses — they were secretaries and waitresses and store clerks and had little power or recourse.
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In fact, as of 2014, the most common occupations for women were secretaries, administrative assistants, and teachers.
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Cipollone added that he could make "Cabinet secretaries and other agency leaders" available to discuss the issue.
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The White House also turned to McGinley at times when Cabinet secretaries became enveloped in ethics controversies.
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It is unclear whether the former secretaries plan to stay silent or will issue their own statements.
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THEY HAVE TO DO JUDGES AND ASSISTANT SECRETARIES OF THIS AND THAT AND THEY'VE GOTTA DO AMBASSADORS.
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The comings and goings of British home secretaries is normally of minimal interest to those outside Westminster.
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Indiana: Executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants had a 46% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Tennessee: Executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants had a 60% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Mnuchin's remarks were a break in precedent, since most previous Treasury secretaries have touted a strong dollar.
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This is not a combination of views widely shared among potential Republican secretaries of state and defense.
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Generals are serving as Trump's secretaries of Defense and Homeland Security, and as his national security adviser.
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Stier compared deputy secretaries to chief operating officers, saying little effective management can be done without them.
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A lawyer and several women referred to as secretaries also reportedly helped facilitate activities outside of jails.
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CPAC's 2017 conference features Trump aids and Cabinet secretaries including Reince Priebus, Steve Bannon, and Betsy DeVos.
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The bottom line: Secretaries of State have enormous influence over how the United States responds to refugees.
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Different cabinet secretaries will push for their particular problems to be taken up personally by the President.
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The administration originally listed 10 Cabinet secretaries and other senior officials who comprised the delegation to Davos.
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Instead he will be remembered as one of the country's weakest and least effective secretaries of state.
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They were told that men should lead the jirga's 51 committees and women should serve as secretaries.
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His secretaries for Treasury, commerce, education, and transportation have a combined net worth of about $8.1 billion.
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It's more hidden than the health of the first secretaries from the days of the Soviet Union.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Secretaries Guard Inmates as Cuts Hamstring Prisons" (front page, June 18): What?
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The new secretary needs to collaborate with fellow secretaries of state to share threat assessments and solutions.
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Mr. Summers attended, along with other former secretaries including Timothy F. Geithner, Robert Rubin and Mr. O'Neill.
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The Times suggests further that the secretaries of defense and state be required to approve the launch.
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Certainly cabinet secretaries would qualify, and top aides in the White House, like the chief of staff.
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Yes, said Ms. Smith, who has used various alternatives, from small nesting tables to tall antique secretaries.
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MRK: Well, by that point, they realized that they wouldn't need receptionists and secretaries in space. Seriously.
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Willie's deathbed is projected to us through the eyes of John Hay, another of the President's secretaries.
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A Boeing 737-700 BBJ, or C-40, is used primarily by cabinet secretaries and military leaders.
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Henry Cisneros and Mel Martinez are former Secretaries of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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Former Defense Secretaries Robert Gates and Leon Panetta both issued a bulk certification for all the photos.
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Secretaries Alex Azar, Alexander Acosta, Rick Perry, Sonny Perdue and Betsy DeVos were also not in attendance.
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Many senior-level appointees are still not in place, including the assistant secretaries of state, for example.
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He has replaced them with more compliant loyalists, and also favors pliable and dispensable acting cabinet secretaries.
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The task force is made up of more than a dozen top administration officials and cabinet secretaries.
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She was a special assistant to two deputy secretaries of defense during the George W. Bush administration.
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Henry Kissinger was one of the most destructive Secretaries of State in the history of this country.
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Trump briefly spoke at the summit but did not comment about the chaos surrounding his Cabinet secretaries.
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And I think that means she did what many secretaries of State have done in the past.
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The two secretaries had a close relationship talking regularly and meeting for breakfast or lunch every week.
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There are at least four Cabinet secretaries under fire for their use of charter or military flights.
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A similar fate would befall Trump's nominations for Cabinet secretaries and the heads of various federal agencies.
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Unlike most past secretaries, Ms. DeVos has never been an educator or overseen a state education agency.
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Ari Fleischer, one of former President George W. Bush's White House press secretaries, said Thursday that Sen.
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Lawmakers have confirmed four new Defense Department assistant secretaries, including the head of Asian and Pacific affairs.
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Cabinet secretaries who were paid $199,700 a year would have seen their annual pay rise to $210,700.
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Assistant secretaries and the ambassador to South Korea should play a vital role in answering these questions.
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Mr. Acosta may not find the loyalty in conservative ranks that other troubled cabinet secretaries have found.
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Just as at the Lushan meeting, Mao's own personal secretaries were under investigation for being inadequately radical.
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An Interior spokesperson said Bernhardt intends to "adopt best practices" from the schedules of other Cabinet secretaries.
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The donations to charity are another way in which DeVos' wealth sets her apart from past secretaries.
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Receptionists and secretaries made more, but those jobs required office experience, and the work itself sounded dull.
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White House press secretaries from both parties have a long and noble tradition of misleading the press.
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Each of the last four secretaries of education have relied on the department's small internal security staff.
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Naturally, Cabinet secretaries would like to have a major say in who will be working for them.
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"Tillerson would be at or near the bottom of the list of secretaries of state, not just in the post-Second World War world but in the record of US secretaries of state," says Paul Musgrave, a scholar of US foreign policy at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
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While it's true that sixty votes are still required in the Senate to break a filibuster on legislation, nominations can no longer be filibustered in the modern Senate – not Supreme Court justices, circuit court judges, Cabinet nominees, assistant secretaries, deputy assistants to the secretaries, undersecretaries, or anyone else.
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Requests and phone calls seeking comment from the secretaries of state in Arizona and Florida also went unanswered.
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The sad fact is that so many people who utterly rely on secretaries still consider the work demeaning.
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Without deputy, under, and assistant secretaries in place, no president can manage the immense American national security state.
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Cooper sued to block it, arguing that requiring Senate consent to his cabinet secretaries was unprecedented and unconstitutional.
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Amid the lush landscapes, one finds delimbed villagers, paramilitary officers, party secretaries, strangled animals, and partially skeletal creatures.
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Based on my experience in working for a number of Secretaries of State, two things are stunningly obvious.
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There are three private secretaries, four communications staff, a tour secretary, an operations manager and a personal assistant.
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The country's progressive UAV programs drew special attention from the White House and two U.S. Secretaries of Transportation.
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CEOs marry their secretaries, artists are attracted to other artists and a smart lawyer marries the judge. Stereotypes?
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Cabinet secretaries, for example, will see their salaries rise from the 2013 rate of $199,700 up to $210,700.
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But it wasn't for months after that, after mounting pressure from individual secretaries of state and Virginia Sen.
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Four secretaries in under three years is too many for such a critical position in our federal government.
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Cohen previously worked in the U.S. State Department under former Secretaries of State Condoleezza Rice and Hillary Clinton.
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"She was truly ... one of the worst secretaries of state in the history of the country," he charged.
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So we actually have two former cabinet secretaries who have come in, and this is a wartime board.
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Before that, cabinet secretaries generally submitted their agencies' budget requests to Congress and lawmakers took it from there.
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The indictments say a lawyer and several women referred to as secretaries helped facilitate activities outside of jails.
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A couple of cabinet secretaries, according to the Washington, DC rumour-mill, may also be reviewing their options.
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A smaller share of women are secretaries, and a greater proportion of men work in service-sector jobs.
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His reform agenda, which many defence secretaries have promised and few have delivered on, looks similarly still-born.
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The cabinet has lost a foreign secretary and two Brexit secretaries, not to mention lots of lesser fry.
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Past Secretaries of State and the current Secretary should be commended for their tremendous work on policy issues.
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And while ambassadorships are important, Stier says the priority should be assistant secretaries at the Department of State.
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"I believe I've talked to the Cabinet secretaries more about the reorganization than about the budget," Mulvaney said.
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Few education secretaries are conversant with everything the department does on their first day, or even much later.
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How can Trump cut spending if his cabinet secretaries — from Day One — focus only on defending their turf?
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Former secretaries of State Henry Kissinger and Condoleeza Rice also attended the festivities, which occurred at Albright's home.
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Nearly all White House press secretaries have served for at least one year, with many serving multiple years.
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Presumably, Trump's Cabinet secretaries will play key roles in negotiating relevant deals in domestic, economic and foreign spaces.
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But as long as you have an expense account and secretaries and a salary, you push yourself along.
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Acosta is the latest in a series of President Donald Trump's cabinet secretaries to become embroiled in controversy.
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Most secretaries of state have been attorneys, generally with some track records of public service and political activity.
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At the same time, Trump's revolving door of Cabinet secretaries has created a legislative logjam of its own.
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The 1947 law setting the cooling-off period for Defense secretaries has been waived just once — for Gen.
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The bipartisan anger was palpable at the hearing, where service secretaries acknowledged widespread problems with military housing conditions.
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"We're delighted to have these three former secretaries of state be part of our season premiere," Hall said.
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Of the commission's four principal members -- all cabinet secretaries -- DeVos was the only one present at Thursday's meeting.
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He met with Cabinet secretaries on Saturday, including Education Secretary Betsy DeVos and Florida Governor Rick Scott (R).
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Tony Fratto, who was an adviser to all three Treasury secretaries of President George W. Bush, does not.
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Many state secretaries of state criticized the designation, saying that it was the first step toward federalizing elections.
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Once key Cabinet positions are filled (especially secretaries of State and Defense), a flurry of activity will begin.
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"When I assumed the position I was told that, traditionally, secretaries redecorate their offices," Carson told the committee.
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That explains why previous Treasury secretaries have been very careful not to stray from a strong dollar policy.
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Some Republican secretaries of state have used the position to crusade against the purported threat of voter fraud.
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Receptionists, secretaries, and med techs also frequently came up to Cecilio asking questions regarding patients and Niesvizky's schedule.
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He headed a monthly meeting for deputy secretaries, and occasional Cabinet meetings that Trump has come to enjoy.
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Zygar explains that Russians learn about emperors, secretaries general of the Communist Party and presidents, not ordinary people.
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South Carolina: Executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants had a 32% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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A week ago, Turkey ordered that the assets of the US "justice and interior" secretaries would be frozen.
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Tillerson, by any standard, is one of the more accomplished secretaries of state we've had in recent times.
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White House press secretaries, for example, typically snag well-paid communications posts or high-profile cable news gigs.
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The four former cabinet secretaries say the agency is reversing course and endangering human health along the way.
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President-elect Donald Trump's picks for Treasury and Commerce secretaries were lukewarm on Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen.
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Yes, all White House press secretaries do what they can to shade the facts in their boss's favor.
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Jared organized meetings between CEOs and cabinet secretaries while Ivanka took the lead on a human trafficking summit.
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The details: The anti-corruption legislation would... Impose a lifetime ban on presidents, lawmakers, cabinet secretaries and justices.
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Most secretaries of state and some city and county election officials also provide the information on their websites.
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But according to his secretaries he stayed up at night, even calling his Kremlin office at 2 a.m.
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"Companies do a better job at standardizing the hiring process for secretaries than for C.E.O.s," Ms. Glass said.
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The signatories included former Treasury secretaries, Fed chairs, and top economists that served the last three presidential administrations.
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Women remained employed largely in their capacity to serve as secretaries, receptionists, nurses, typists, telephone operators, research assistants.
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He enforces laws through the attorney general and his various cabinet-level appointees — "secretaries" of large federal departments.
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Thousands of secretaries and office workers have turned the Pentagon into a cluttered, cosy, home-away-from-home.
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"One of my privileges is that I have secretaries who type up my handwritten notes," he said, smiling.
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He said he had spoken to the home and defense secretaries and was in contact with Heathrow officials.
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It promptly dismissed two health officials and, later, the party secretaries for Hubei Province and its capital, Wuhan.
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Attorneys general have the power to sue to block federal laws, while secretaries of state influence voter access.
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In their public life, these activists are students and newspaper editors, secretaries and teachers, office workers and doctors.
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Over the years, cabinet secretaries, the Obama daughters, Supreme Court justices and legislative luminaries have all slipped in.
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TILLERSON: I think among all the cabinet secretaries, I probably have spent more time with -- LABOTT: That's right.
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Ultimately, Acosta told the panel, Cabinet secretaries are selected by Trump and tasked with deploying his administration's vision.
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Housing segregation has long been an issue for HUD and has landed previous secretaries in the cross hairs.
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Many previous Treasury secretaries have flown commercial both domestically and abroad while on private (and often public) travel.
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"A lot of the cabinet secretaries are not just finishing the day and going home," Mr. Blitzer said.
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He was joined by Vice President Mike Pence, 27 members of Congress, four Cabinet secretaries and two governors.
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The Senate also confirmed Neal Rackliff and Anna Farias as Department of Housing and Urban Development assistant secretaries.
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Private secretaries for the queen, Prince Charles, Prince William, and Prince Harry all took part in the session.
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It appears that being a veteran helps, but six of the seven VA Secretaries who resigned were veterans.
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It also would prevent the secretary of Homeland Security from appointing assistant secretaries without the approval of Congress.
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Similarly his secretaries of State, Treasury, Education, Housing and Urban Development, and Commerce are all new to government.
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Cabinet positions yet to be filled include secretaries of agriculture and veterans affairs and the U.S. trade representative.
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Past secretaries of state realized that their ability to speak authoritatively about America's interests strengthened the boss's message.
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By law, the secretaries of labor, the Treasury and health and human services are trustees of Social Security.
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My biggest worry is not wealthy cabinet secretaries, but the mutual contempt that is still dominating our discourse.
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Trump has since gone through three acting Defense secretaries — including, briefly, Spencer — before Esper was confirmed in July.
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Since 2017 Trump and his secretaries of state have systematically decoupled American leadership abroad from fundamental American values.
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In its 70-plus years, the U.N. has seen the leadership of eight male secretaries-general in succession.
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Secretaries of state and state and local election administrators have been scrutinized for hardware, software, and vendor choices.
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Teachers earn less than computer software engineers, home health aides less than janitors, secretaries less than construction workers.
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"You're supposed to make friends with future secretaries of state, not weirdo musicians," a friend, Adam Mortimer, said.
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The North Korean government has essentially two choices, the secretaries wrote, and the U.S. is prepared for either.
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But such recusals are fairly common, given that other deputy secretaries and Pentagon officials have come from industry.
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President Donald Trump's Washington hotel has emerged as a hot spot for Cabinet secretaries, allies and foreign diplomats.
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Many people in Washington seek the president's ear, ranging from cabinet secretaries, senators and congressional representatives to lobbyists.
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Why not let the Cabinet secretaries — many of whom are successful businessmen or generals — run their own shops?
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She will be joined January 10 at the event by former secretaries of state Madeleine Albright and Colin Powell.
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Back then, press secretaries tried to put the best face on it when things went badly for their boss.
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CAWP keeps track of how many women have served as both Cabinet secretaries and in other Cabinet-level positions.
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He's also built strong relationships with other cabinet secretaries including Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin.
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It's not consistent with what former Secretaries of State ought to be doing, and I'll leave it at that.
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A "BUBBLE" is how the secretaries to the Treasury and the Australian Securities and Investments Commission have described it.
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But the secretaries of Commerce and Treasury are also on hand, along with National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn.
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And in 2016, nine secretaries of state attributed higher voter registration to a Facebook campaign featuring a registration reminder.
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Indeed, thus far Clinton's response has focused on the argument that other secretaries of state also used private email.
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One of the longest-serving home secretaries in British political history, she backed the Remain campaign, although rather quietly.
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Clinton for praising Henry Kissinger, whom he called "one of the most destructive secretaries of state" in memory. Mrs.
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Shortly after becoming President Trump's acting chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney conveyed a blunt message to several Cabinet secretaries.
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A draft of the document, signed by the secretaries of the Navy, Army and Air Force, proposes several measures.
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"The secretaries were on duty all through the night, and would write in shorthand whenever inspiration struck," James said.
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Johansson on Sunday in turn blamed one of her former state secretaries for not informing her about the scandal.
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Unlike previous secretaries of state, Pompeo has not met any members of the opposition during his trips to Israel.
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Notably, Pompeo did not issue a statement on LGBTQ Pride this year, as secretaries have done in years past.
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Trump has met with other GOP foreign policy bigwigs, including former secretaries of state Henry Kissinger and James Baker.
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It is chaired by the treasury secretary, and its members include the secretaries of defence and of homeland security.
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The two Fed chairs met frequently with their respective Treasury secretaries, though Yellen booked nine meetings to Powell's six.
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The three former Secretaries of State will appear together in the fifth season's premiere episode, airing on Oct. 7.
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Sanders noted that two recent Treasury secretaries — one Republican, Hank Paulson, and one Democrat, Robert Rubin — came from Goldman.
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During his last trip, Trump met with Cabinet secretaries, including Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, as well as Florida Gov.
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Each of those Cabinet secretaries lavished praise on Trump, which he accepted without comment but with a broad smile.
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Yet that's precisely why the 25th Amendment gives the power to the vice president and the Cabinet secretaries here.
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Kennedy attends a boat race and then a party honoring a group of secretaries who worked on Bobby's campaign.
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The Defense, Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security secretaries would also be required to provide public justifications for each denial.
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On the other hand, Trump has used some very tough love on some of his Cabinet secretaries of late.
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Johansson on Sunday in turn blamed one of her former state secretaries for not informing her about the issue.
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More importantly, though his first effort was met with widespread, bipartisan rebuke by his fellow secretaries of state, Sec.
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And this wasn't done just by the Cabinet secretaries but by the agencies to every country in the world.
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The secretaries and Kushner then met with Lopez Obrador and their future counterparts at the president-elect's campaign headquarters.
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When I asked State Department officials for any similar past trips by other secretaries of state, they provided none.
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Shanahan made the comments during a special meeting of all the military service secretaries and the undersecretaries of defense.
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This bill would ensure that all heads of federal agencies and Cabinet secretaries submit their travel logs more frequently.
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THE TOPLINE: Ten months into the Trump administration, the Pentagon has a full set of Senate-confirmed service secretaries.
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Echoed by several of his cabinet secretaries, the president's remarks obscured an agenda that has done the exact opposite.
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The risk of ethics breaches is increased by the sheer number of cabinet secretaries active on the campaign trail.
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Scott Walker's former secretaries said in a letter that they won't be voting for him in the coming election.
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District of Columbia: Executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants had a 40% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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One reason, pressed by successive secretaries of state, was that protecting rights at home mattered to America's global standing.
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The past three press secretaries under former President Obama were hired by news networks after leaving the White House.
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Led by state secretaries of State, more than 6900 states said "no" in whole or part to Trump's effort.
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The White House said this week it was examining whether to adopt stricter oversight of Cabinet secretaries' travel plans.
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Top aides in the secretaries' personal offices, typically a deputy chief of staff or higher, make a final call.
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Similarly, there are no secretaries of Treasury, commerce, or labor in place to offer feedback on the economic ramifications.
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Rules Committee Chairman Roy Blunt explained they didn't have enough support from the Secretaries of State or from Republicans.
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And secretaries of state said their efforts to raise money had no impact on their actions as government officials.
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LOS ANGELES — There have been governors and generals, senators and members of Congress, secretaries of state and vice presidents.
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From 2011 to 2016, I was lucky enough to work for Secretaries Ken Salazar and Sally Jewell at Interior.
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Previous Homeland Security secretaries have repeatedly used the department's existing authorities to waive regulations, including to build border barriers.
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Seven cabinet secretaries, including Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, are scheduled to attend.
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Both Scott Pruitt and Ryan Zinke, two now-departed pro-pollution cabinet secretaries, engaged in on-the-job corruption.
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Both have used personal email accounts to communicate with other White House officials and cabinet secretaries about official business.
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He didn't come to this role as a politician or senator as many other recent secretaries of state were.
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Women vied to be one of his "Sweets," an inner circle of secretaries dedicated to recording their leader's prophecies.
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John Kelly, Trump's chief of staff, who had served as an aide to two of Obama's secretaries of defense.
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Larry Schwartz, one of the secretaries, described the deep ties Mr. Percoco had forged with the elder Mr. Cuomo.
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Last month, Secretaries Pompeo and Mattis called for a cease-fire in Yemen and the start of peace negotiations.
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But at the secretaries of states' meeting in Washington, some state election officials said that had yet to happen.
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Treasury secretaries generally take commercial flights except in extenuating circumstances because of the exorbitant costs of using military planes.
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Jackson's determination to destroy the Bank of the United States prompted him to fire his first two Treasury secretaries.
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At the same time, law firms shed 180,000 to 190,000 legal secretaries, other legal support workers and their supervisors.
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Further, the overwhelming majority of correspondence of State Department under secretaries is captured in emails, which are permanent records.
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The hottest tome of September is The Secrets We Kept, Lara Prescott's debut involving spies, secretaries, and Doctor Zhivago.
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The secretaries of defense and state have stayed neutral, urging unity against the common enemy of the Islamic State.
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Some secretaries expressed concern that the federal government has not done enough to embrace the urgency of the threat.
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The former president and one of his secretaries also received an additional 15-year sentence for a lesser crime.
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So whenever possible, secretaries and their departments should not be surprised by announcements coming out of the White House.
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Op-Ed Contributor For decades, he had as much global influence as the secretaries of state and Treasury combined.
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Mnuchin is one of several Trump Cabinet secretaries who have come under scrutiny for their government-funded travel expenses.
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Much has been written in recent weeks about cabinet secretaries' profligate use of charter aircraft at the taxpayers' expense.
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"The president wants his cabinet secretaries to have his back," said Anthony Scaramucci, the new White House communications director.
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A slew of campaign reporters and fellow press secretaries also responded to Ducklo's message, sharing supportive messages of strength.
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But US presidents and secretaries of state have been talking about the issue for literally decades without much changing.
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The National Association of Secretaries of State - who are responsible for tallying votes - said it welcomed the convention's efforts.
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For one, it's too big these days — there are 15 full department secretaries and seven other Cabinet-level officials.
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And when he traveled abroad, he sometimes didn't visit staffers at US embassies, a longtime custom for previous secretaries.
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Tillerson, as Beauchamp has written, is widely seen as one of the worst secretaries of state in American history.
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Fitch called for a task force of current congressional press secretaries to devise strategies to update constituent communication. Rep.
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And I would emphasize that those "in the know" do know — and after he leaves office it will be even more widely known — that both of his secretaries of State and several of his secretaries of Defense favored stronger policies but were repeatedly rebuffed by Obama and his imperious White House staff.
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In fact, Henry Kissinger was one of the most destructive secretaries of state in the modern history of this country.
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U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen addresses a convention of state secretaries of state on Saturday in Philadelphia.
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Series star Téa Leoni tweeted she "was incredibly honored" to have the former real-life secretaries of state on set.
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With tax season approaching, I've noticed that several firms are looking for office assistance/secretaries and I plan to apply.
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Still, other secretaries of state and election directors said relationships with DHS had improved dramatically compared with a year ago.
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Trump feels 'badly' for Acosta Trump was forced Tuesday into one of his ritualistic defenses of Cabinet secretaries under fire.
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In fact, he has indicated he likes having acting secretaries in place because it gives him more leverage and power.
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Although Cabinet secretaries typically are confirmed quickly, it often takes 60 to 90 days to get other senior appointees confirmed.
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Gizmodo provided the Secretaries of State for Arkansas and Kansas a detailed summary of the security researchers' findings on Tuesday.
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The Queen gets hundreds of letters from the public each day, which are given to her by her private secretaries.
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Photos posted by Ivanka Trump show that she joined the president on the balcony, along with a few Cabinet secretaries.
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Suffice it to say, previous secretaries of state ought to just get off the stage when their day is done.
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When it comes to departing White House press secretaries, the natural home for some has been the cable news airwaves.
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Demonstrating political astuteness, he consulted recent secretaries of state, including Hillary Clinton, and other diplomats in preparation for the hearing.
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Two of the new party secretaries held high office in Shanghai when he led the party there in 2007-08.
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In producing the report, the Inspector General's office interviewed former Secretaries of State Madeleine Albright, Colin Powell, and Condoleezza Rice.
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I'm not trying to glamorize poverty, but they had parents who were doctors or plumbers or secretaries—almost middle class.
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The president has had multiple secretaries of state and health and human services and multiple attorneys general and EPA administrators.
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The Clinton campaign selected Kaine over a roster of at least three other senators and two Cabinet secretaries to Obama.
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Government spokesman Zaw Htay and permanent secretaries at the Ministry of Finance and Planning were not immediately available for comment.
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Its secretaries haven't wielded the power or gained the notoriety of a secretary of state or secretary of the Treasury.
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That would mean Mr Trump is set to have four defence secretaries in three years, a record rate of turnover.
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Just look at the way Kamala Harris has gone viral for her questioning of Trump's cabinet secretaries in recent months.
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This has been a relationship that other Treasury Secretaries and Fed Chairs have had for a long period of time.
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After all the scandals involving unnecessarily expensive travel by cabinet secretaries, how much taxpayer money was wasted on this stunt?
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The Clinton campaign is preparing a short list of Secretaries of State, and Vice President Biden reportedly tops the list.
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Previous Treasury secretaries have managed to dance around the issue, essentially affirming concerns without outright declaring China a currency manipulator.
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All the foreign secretaries from what was then called the G8 — the Brits, the French, the Germans and the Russians.
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He has done so in direct and indirect service of 11 secretaries of defense in both Democratic and Republican administrations.
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Sanders deflected a question about whether Trump's comments were meant to undermine his Cabinet secretaries, despite the President demanding loyalty.
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We'd like to feel that they would listen to the calls of previous home secretaries to reduce the prison population.
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The emails were discovered during a State Department review of the email practices of the past five secretaries of state.
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His Treasury Secretaries championed the neoliberal "Washington Consensus" on monetary policy, spreading capitalism and its accompanying prosperity throughout the world.
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Secretaries of Defense are typically required to have been out of active-duty military service for at least seven years.
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Secretaries-general of the United Nations cannot propose or veto binding legislation, order troops into battle or issue executive orders.
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White House press secretaries, like all people who work in political communications, quickly learn the difference between bullshit and lies.
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Progressives should be happy with Perez, the argument goes, who was one of the most progressive labor secretaries in history.
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Most prior GOP appointed secretaries of labor came to the job with deep experience with the responsibilities of public service.
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Some previous DHS secretaries have been criticized for not possessing enough technical fluency to address cyber threats facing the nation.
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In the first eleven months of Trump's Presidency, none of his Cabinet secretaries had given a major speech on China.
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Cabinet secretaries don't normally feel the need to put out statements explaining why they haven't quit their jobs in disgust.
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Both secretaries are likely to face skeptical lawmakers when they present Trump's budget, which contains deep cuts to both departments.
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And other high-ranking officials like cabinet secretaries routinely recuse themselves from matters within their departments without disabling their authority.
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She also said the White House was examining whether it should adopt more oversight of Cabinet secretaries' travel going forward.
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While past education secretaries have had security details, they are typically protected by department employees, rather than the Marshals Service.
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Trump replaced his chief of staff with Mick Mulvaney and his Homeland Security Secretary with Kevin McAleenan — both acting secretaries.
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Under Labour, it had chewed through six Home Secretaries in thirteen years and had come to be seen as unmanageable.
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I would devour every memo, briefing paper, classified information, and input from Cabinet secretaries and administration officials I could find.
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Strictly speaking, the N.S.C. consists of the President and several of his closest Cabinet secretaries and military and intelligence advisers.
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Several secretaries of state said they were reviewing the new request, to see whether or how their states could comply.
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Navigating that legal labyrinth often falls to secretaries of state—the hall monitor, of sorts, for the nation's democratic processes.
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Publicists' advance snippets showed senior staff stealing papers from the Resolute Desk and cabinet secretaries calling the president disparaging names.
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Presidents and treasury secretaries push for timely increases while opposing Congresses hold the debt ceiling hostage for other budgetary priorities.
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Last week, Klobuchar and Lankford met with secretaries of state from Indiana, Louisiana, Minnesota and Missouri to discuss the proposal.
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Idaho: Secretaries and administrative assistants (except legal, medical, and executive) had a 5% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Montana: Secretaries and administrative assistants (except legal, medical, and executive) had a 44% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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The DCCC already has deputy national press secretaries to deal with Hispanic and African American media outreach and voter engagement.
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Sources inside and outside the State Department say Tillerson seems removed from the routine tasks of former secretaries of State.
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Democrats will rejoice if the Trump team's idea of "reform" means zillionaires get taxed at lower rates than their secretaries.
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It is important to know what direction the chief executive and his cabinet secretaries want to take the country in.
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Both his predecessor, President George W. Bush, and President Ronald Reagan named four-star generals as their secretaries of state.
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Jim Condos is the secretary of State for Vermont and the president of the National Association of Secretaries of State.
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Of the sixty-seven secretaries of state, Tillerson will be the first to not have any experience working in government.
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Her board position also falls in line with the longstanding trend of HHS secretaries getting seats in corporate America's boardrooms.
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There's a long history, I don't know, going back decades of regular meetings of Treasury secretaries and Federal Reserve chairs.
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Other cabinet secretaries could be provocatively partisan, but that wasn't the role of the person leading our nation's diplomats abroad.
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Soon the other secretaries wanted their own supply, and she found herself staying up late, filling bottles in her kitchen.
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In it, Ms. Albright guest stars with two other former secretaries of state, Colin Powell and Hillary Clinton, as themselves.
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Liddell will help direct a team that includes cabinet secretaries and other senior aides, including the government's chief technology officer.
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He lost 12 Cabinet secretaries in his first two years, according to the study (released before Mr. Mattis made 13).
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The former press secretaries to Mr. Farenthold — Elizabeth Peace and Michael Rekola — came forward this week with their own accounts.
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Porter had been organizing weekly trade meetings in which senior officials and Cabinet secretaries debated the merits of the proposals.
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At least three Fox personalities — Mr. Carlson, Ms. Ingraham and Kimberly Guilfoyle — were considered as potential White House press secretaries.
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A nationwide staffing scramble at federal prisons has compelled teachers and secretaries to step in as guards, raising safety concerns.
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Diplomats and social secretaries at other embassies were left wondering how the country had pulled in so many Trump V.I.P.s.
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He told investigators that Mills replied that other secretaries of State had also used private email accounts, citing Colin Powell.
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The White House on Saturday released a memo mistakenly listing two secretaries of Defense who were "sworn in" last month.
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Cohn, along with at least 15 other top-ranking administration officials or Cabinet secretaries, has traveled to Switzerland with Trump.
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It is perhaps slightly different than previous Treasury secretaries who in recent times have just commented on the strong dollar.
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In some cases, those asks have fueled bitter public feuds and questions about whether secretaries are purposefully stonewalling the committees.
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One caller left five one-minute messages, and two secretaries answering phones at the local's headquarters have been similarly swamped.
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He had been a journalist, as have many other secretaries, including Pierre Salinger, Bill Moyers, Tony Snow and Jay Carney.
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We have seen the appointment of female secretaries of state, national security advisers and under secretary of defense for policy.
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A State Department investigation in 2016 found that other secretaries of state had handled classified information on unclassified email systems.
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The department has subsequently endured a variety of intrigue and political infighting and has had four secretaries over five years.
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The secretaries would also not engage any suggestion of a more tailored war authorization designed with specific threats in mind.
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As former United States secretaries of agriculture, we know something about feeding kids healthy meals and working across the aisle.
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As former secretaries of Education, we believe in standing up for all of our nation's students, regardless of their circumstances.
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His administration has featured awkward televised sessions in which he has required Republican lawmakers or Cabinet secretaries to pledge allegiance.
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On Monday, Klobuchar and Lankford met with secretaries of state from Indiana, Louisiana, Minnesota and Missouri to discuss the proposal.
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Constantly pressed for time, secretaries never have to even see the parts of the building where most department employees work.
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"Those helping with FOIA requests have a range of skills and backgrounds, from interns to deputy assistant secretaries," Nauert said.
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This is the first administration where Cabinet secretaries "regularly hold press conferences to announce they're not quitting," the host added.
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They would have needed cafeteria workers, secretaries, janitors, local waste disposal companies, local caterers....the list goes on and on.
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Featured speakers included the former defense secretaries Mr. Panetta and Mr. Gates, as well as Mr. Bannon and Mr. Petraeus.
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Featured speakers included the former defense secretaries Mr. Panetta and Mr. Gates, as well as Mr. Bannon and Mr. Petraeus.
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Former secretaries of state had told him that his success would depend on the strength of his White House ties.
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Can I just tell you, good treasury secretaries don't wait to get good instruction on that from the White House.
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The net impact will be to greatly delay the moment until we have a full complement of undersecretaries and assistant secretaries in place, especially with Trump struggling to get full secretaries confirmed speedily and treating Mattis and Kelly in a way that will make it difficult to recruit high-quality people for other jobs.
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While we're at it, enough of the spectacle of HHS Secretaries and herds of congressmen caught up in insider trading schemes.
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Trump, despite his reality TV show catchphrase "You're fired," often seems to vacillate over the squeamish job of dismissing Cabinet secretaries.
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Trump has plenty of allies in Republican secretaries of state, including Kemp in Georgia, and Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach.
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Since taking office, Trump has blown through West Wing staffers and Cabinet secretaries at a rate unprecedented in modern US politics.
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He went on to say, however, that he will listen to what his Cabinet secretaries have to say about the issue.
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Trump aides have signaled that Ross is likely to be a more influential player in trade negotiations than recent Commerce secretaries.
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When the secretaries haven't been present, as happened twice under President George W. Bush, their absence has coincided with trips abroad.
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Complaints about free-riding and inadequate burden-sharing were a perennial theme in speeches by American secretaries of Defense and State.
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Executive dining rooms are used by some cabinet secretaries for lunches and business meetings, and they come with an executive chef.
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Sometimes after a particularly brutal midnight filing I'll give each of the secretaries a bottle of wine as a thank you.
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Throughout the episode, his mistresses and secretaries communicate in side-glances as if to say, "Seriously, dude?" at Getty's miserly antics.
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" He insulted two women and former secretaries of State with one tweet: "Hillary [Clinton] is starting to look like Madeleine Albright.
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More traditional defence secretaries—including Mr Mattis—routinely vow to get grips with such problems, before getting distracted by global security.
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When the department asked former secretaries last year for help ensuring their emails were in fact retained, we immediately said yes.
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They&aposre going to say there were seven cabinet secretaries and two White House officials, and there was no "there" there.
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Some provisions regarding forestry management, backed by Trump's Agriculture and Interior Secretaries have also been largely excluded from the final legislation.
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"If you don't develop mechanisms with your secretaries, with the extended office, with everybody around you, it cannot work," she said.
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Hwang received briefings from senior presidential secretaries on Monday and he will get more on Tuesday, a Blue House official said.
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So, future Treasury Secretaries and Federal Reserve officials should be prohibited from working for or benefiting from the industries they regulate.
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If there are secretaries, computers, or recordings of phone conversations showing bribery taking place, Lee's defense is at risk, he explained.
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The tradition dates back to the Civil War and can be seen as an indicator of secretaries' standing within the administration.
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He is still lashing out at his opponents, still receiving his presidential daily briefing and still holding meetings with Cabinet secretaries.
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"Civilian oversight is provided by the civilian service secretaries and the civilian SECDef," he said, using the shorthand for defense secretary.
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Why it matters: Pruitt joins Secretaries Steve Mnuchin and Tom Price as cabinet members under scrutiny for chartered and government flights.
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He previously served as corporate secretary of Johnson & Johnson and board chair of the Society of Corporate Secretaries and Governance Professionals.
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Both secretaries will testify before their respective Senate Appropriations subcommittee on Wednesday: Zinke in the morning and Perry in the afternoon.
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"It is customary for foreign secretaries from all nations to be received by their US counterpart when in Washington," she writes.
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It's unlikely that Tillerson, like most secretaries of state, would serve a second term, should there be one for this President.
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Having worked for and seen our fair share of secretaries of state come and go, we've never witnessed anything like this.
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The secretaries of State, Treasury, and Energy, as well as the Federal Trade Commission, would all be considered ad hoc members.
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This means both Obama-era treasury secretaries are now private equity executives, as Tim Geithner previously joined Warburg Pincus as president.
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When he returned on a few occasions from Rome, he always invited his secretaries for a meal and then blessed us.
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Heading their public office are two private secretaries: Rebecca Deacon, who works alongside Kate, and William's right-hand man, Miguel Head.
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And indeed, once she was secretary of State, he described her as one of the greatest secretaries of State in industry.
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A padded margin also paves the way for confirming conservative cabinet secretaries and judges, who play pivotal roles in environmental disputes.
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He was forced to fire two Treasury secretaries before appointing one who would heed his demand to withdraw all federal money.
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He has served as chairman of the Defense Policy Board since 2007, advising the past four United States Secretaries of Defense.
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Axios said Johnson has discussed the push with foreign secretaries from several countries, including, Jordan, France, Egypt, Germany and Saudi Arabia.
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A palpable anger: The bipartisan anger was palpable at the hearing, where service secretaries acknowledged widespread problems with military housing conditions.
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"When I assumed the position I was told that, traditionally, secretaries redecorate their offices," Ben Carson told the committee last year.
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Zinke was one of at least two Trump cabinet secretaries without healthcare oversight to push the Senate toward repeal last week.
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We painfully learned that decisions of Army secretaries were nonbinding on successors and that the Army had rescinded its earlier decision.
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Traditionally, the national-security adviser's physical proximity to the President confers a special power that the Cabinet secretaries do not enjoy.
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Those include compelling Cabinet secretaries to testify, requesting the President's tax returns and scrutinizing some of his most controversial policy decisions.
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Corker, meanwhile, is the gatekeeper for the many assistant secretaries of State and ambassadors awaiting confirmation or yet-to-be nominated.
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I'm unaware of any hearings that are going to be held to get those Cabinet secretaries that have responsibility up here.
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His foster father and one of his brothers were United States senators from Ohio and also became secretaries of the Treasury.
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The New York Post also noted several recognizable attendees at the fundraiser, including cabinet secretaries Steve Mnuchin and Wilbur Ross, Sen.
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Mattis is seeking a waiver for a law requiring Defense secretaries to be out of uniform for at least seven years.
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Justice Stephen Breyer wanted to know why service advisers aren't treated like secretaries or other traditional employees, eligible for overtime pay.
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A carbon tax is also supported by number of senior Republicans including former Secretaries of State James Baker and George Shultz.
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And indeed, once she was secretary of State, he described her as one of the greatest secretaries of State in industry.
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Meanwhile, a State Department watchdog says thatformer secretaries of State Colin Powell and Condoleeza Ricereceived classified emails on their personal accounts.
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He noted that secretaries of state do not call races, but repeated many ballots had not been counted on Election Day.
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The secretaries of state in Colorado, Kentucky, Nebraska and West Virginia also credited Facebook, at least in part, for boosting registration.
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"I don't want that listed anywhere since it is a sensitive topic for some secretaries," Ms. Keech wrote in the email.
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The offices and websites of individual secretaries of state can offer more information on whether and where meetings will be broadcast.
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The substance was Liquid Paper, the correction fluid that relieved secretaries and writers of all stripes from the pressure of perfection.
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"Even without feminist attempts to raise their consciousness, successful secretaries have their share of gripes about their field," the article says.
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At times, the two former secretaries gently coached Ms. Haley to resist Mr. Trump's efforts to cut the State Department budget.
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And the department found itself grievously short-handed of the assistant secretaries and ambassadors who actually implement policy around the world.
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But Mr. Corker touted Mr. Pompeo as one of the most qualified secretaries of state in history, ticking through his résumé.
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The secretaries of state in each of those three states strongly rebuked Trump's assertion and said no such fraud took place.
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Having the three secretaries make a joint appearance is a clear signal that they have actually talked it through this time.
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