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Obama’s Bureaucratic Generals

by John D. Donahue

Inside the lives of the agency heads who actually run the federal government.

The Next FEMA

by John D. Donahue and Max Stier
November 1, 2008

Barack Obama must begin rebuilding federal agencies fast—or risk seeing his entire agenda undermined.


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