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Carol Browner

White House

Assistant to the President for Energy and Climate Change

202-456-1414

In May, when Obama announced ambitious plans to require carmakers to produce more-efficient vehicles, Browner was assigned to explain the details. Insiders say that Browner, ...

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Adolfo Carrion

White House

Director, White House Office of Urban Affairs

202-456-4769

Carrion, a former Bronx Borough president and city council member, came in February to a newly created position to coordinate urban issues. He has been ...

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James Jones

White House

National Security Adviser

202-456-9271

In a situation perhaps unique among Obama's top appointees, Jones's fate did not rest on the outcome of the 2008 election. One of his biggest ...

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Nancy Sutley

White House

Chair, Council on Environmental Quality

202-456-6224

When Obama created a climate-control czar, it raised the question of the status of the Council on Environmental Quality. "To some extent, nothing has changed," ...

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Leon Panetta

Intelligence

CIA director

703-482-0623

Panetta is a familiar face, but he finds himself in an unfamiliar position. The former House Budget Committee chairman and chief of staff in the ...

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Tom Vilsack

Agriculture

Secretary

202-720-3631

Most Agriculture secretaries grew up on a farm or worked in agribusiness. Vilsack, 58, instead got his farming credentials by serving as governor of Iowa ...

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Michael Michener

Agriculture

Administrator, Foreign Agricultural Service

202-720-3935

Michener, 45, was a surprise choice to head the FAS, the agency that analyzes agricultural production in other countries, promotes the sale of U.S. agricultural ...

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Gary Locke

Commerce

Secretary

202-482-2112

Locke gets kudos from the business community for reaching out to Commerce's principal allies soon after his confirmation. "He is political in a good way," ...

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Ron Sims

HUD

Deputy Secretary

202-708-0123

A prominent politician from Washington state, Sims ran King County for 12 years, making him its longest-serving executive. At HUD, the Spokane native oversees a ...

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Christine Varney

Justice

Assistant Attorney General, Antitrust Division

202-514-2401

Varney is the administration's point person on high-tech antitrust matters, which is an unexpected spot for someone whose first major job after college was a ...

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