"We have continued to have conversations with — at all levels — with Democrats, Republicans, principals and staffers — in search of a solution to this problem that's balanced and fair," Mr. Carney said.
Rather than appointing bank staffers as his principal aides, as previous presidents had done, Wolfowitz hired two American political operatives who were closely associated with the war in Iraq: Robin Cleveland, who had been the associate director for National Security Programs at the White House Office of Management and Budget; and Kevin Kellems, who had been with Wolfowitz at the Pentagon.
The staff included experienced investigators from the FBI, the Department of Justice and the CIA, as well as the congressional staffer who was the principal author of the 28 pages.
The Podesta principals handling Sallie Mae are former Department of Education staffer Lauren Maddox and Israel Klein, a former staffer for Senator Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y).
Dr. Chester Goad is a university administrator, a former K12 principal and teacher, and a former US Congressional staffer.
as the principal actor, accessible to virtually any aide or staffer -- to a larger, more hierarchical structure, campaign sources said.
She's got a very good antenna about the disgruntled young staffer or tensions between a couple of principals".
Yes, they should – at least according to Dan Rosenthal, a senior staffer in the first Clinton administration and now a Principal at the global consultancy firm Albright Stonebridge Group.
In the March 28 email exchange, Daniel Jorjani, a former Koch brothers adviser whom Zinke appointed as his principal deputy solicitor, raised concerns over a $4,000 bill for a staffer's six-day trip to the U.S. Virgin Islands.
"I've heard people refer to junior staffers who have to do personal stuff for the principal as, 'Oh, he has Gary's job,' or 'He's doing Gary work,' " Mr. Klain said.
