Washington Prowler
Death of a Democrat
Rep. Bob Matsui was Nancy Pelosi’s man. Plus: Shakeup City.
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JOBS PROGRAM br> The shakeup of below cabinet-level posts in the Bush administration that everyone in town has been expecting should begin within the next week, according to White House sources. /p>Already a number of senior White House staff in both the President's and Vice President's office are poised either to take new jobs within the administration or to leave for K Street dollars.
"It's the domino effect and we're going to see a lot of new faces," says a White House staffer. "It was inevitable, but this time around it just took a bit longer."
p>First priority for the new jobs will go to campaign workers and those currently providing support for the President's inauguration. From there it is expected that the Washington version of musical chairs will commence. br> /p>
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