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Scott Evertz, Joe O'Neill, Carol Thompson, Neel Kashkari, Leon Kass, Stewart Simonson, Mitch Daniels, Joshua Bolten, Jesse Roberson, James Rispoli, Richard Clarke, Rod Beckstrom, Karl Rove, John Walters, Don Willett, John Dilulio, Jim Towey, Jay Hein, David Acheson, Randall Tobias, Mark Dybul, John Howard, David Brailer, Michael Chertoff, Donald Powell, John Negroponte, Mike McConnell, Albert Frink, Bill Sutton, Reid Lyon, John Graham, Susan Dudley, John Marburger, Wayne Downing, John Brennan, and Douglas Lute.
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Scott Evertz Not a czar. firts appointed by Clinton
(Hindi/Kashmiri: नील काशकारी) (born July 30, 1973) is the Interim Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Financial Stability in the United States Department of the Treasury. In this role, he heads the Office of Financial Stability, the office set up to buy troubled financial assets from U.S. financial firms under the $700 billion U.S. Government Troubled Asset Relief Program. Kashkari joined the Treasury Department in July 2006 as Senior Advisor to U.S. Treasury SecretaryHenry Paulson and was later appointed as the Assistant Secretary for International Economics and Development, a title he held through May 1, 2009, though his international affairs responsibilities are delegated to
President's Council on Bioethics from 2001 to 2005. Although Kass is often referred to as a bioethicist,[1] he eschews the term and refers to himself as "an old-fashioned humanist. A humanist is concerned broadly with all aspects of human life, not just the ethical."[2]
is an author, high-tech entrepreneur, and Fulbright scholar. He is CEO and President of ICANN.
He previously served as Director of the National Cyber Security Center. Prior to that Beckstrom was Chairman and Chief Catalyst of TWIKI.NET, a company which supports TWiki, an open source wiki. He was also co-founder, Chairman
i have goen through half yoru list and not one had a title of Czar. I dotn have the time to complete research on yoru list.
WHAT DO YOU WIN? Nothing you did not name a CZar or one person with the title of Czar
I ask again what peopel in the Bush Adm, had the tiltle of Czar
(Hindi/Kashmiri: नील काशकारी) (born July 30, 1973) is the Interim Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Financial Stability in the United States Department of the Treasury. In this role, he heads the Office of Financial Stability, the office set up to buy troubled financial assets from U.S. financial firms under the $700 billion U.S. Government Troubled Asset Relief Program. Kashkari joined the Treasury Department in July 2006 as Senior Advisor to U.S. Treasury SecretaryHenry Paulson and was later appointed as the Assistant Secretary for International Economics and Development, a title he held through May 1, 2009, though his international affairs responsibilities are delegated to
President's Council on Bioethics from 2001 to 2005. Although Kass is often referred to as a bioethicist,[1] he eschews the term and refers to himself as "an old-fashioned humanist. A humanist is concerned broadly with all aspects of human life, not just the ethical."[2]
is an author, high-tech entrepreneur, and Fulbright scholar. He is CEO and President of ICANN.
He previously served as Director of the National Cyber Security Center. Prior to that Beckstrom was Chairman and Chief Catalyst of TWIKI.NET, a company which supports TWiki, an open source wiki. He was also co-founder, Chairman
i have goen through half yoru list and not one had a title of Czar. I dotn have the time to complete research on yoru list.
WHAT DO YOU WIN? Nothing you did not name a CZar or one person with the title of Czar
I ask again what peopel in the Bush Adm, had the tiltle of Czar
The drug czar.
That's the only official the Obama administration has referred to as a czar. And Bush also referred to his official in this capacity as a "czar." Otherwise, the SAME EXACT descriptions you used for the list above could be applied to the Obama officials that have been called "czars".
That's the only official the Obama administration has referred to as a czar. And Bush also referred to his official in this capacity as a "czar." Otherwise, the SAME EXACT descriptions you used for the list above could be applied to the Obama officials that have been called "czars".
The author of the article refers to Montgomery as "czar", but no one in the Obama administration does. Try again.
Herald & Review Archives | Columnists: Obama's embrace of 'czars' a bad thing for democracy (http://www.herald-review.com/articles/2009/08/27/columnists/maclean/doc4a927e189c948662432887.txt - broken link)
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