Posted November 6th, 2008 by Lindsay Britney
Barack Obama Cabinet: Rahn Emanuel Chief of Staff! Senator Rahm Emanuel, the 4th ranking Democratic in the House, was said to have accepted the role of chief of staff for President-elect Barack Obama. Rahm Emanuel, 48, is a former aide to President Bill Clinton.
Update: Barack Obama has officially named Rahn Emanuel as White House chief of staff. Emanuel accepted the role. This is Obama’s first appointment.
Posted November 6th, 2008 by Lindsay Britney
Hector Penate Is Larry King Wife Shaw King’s Affair? Meet Hector Penate, the actor who reportedly has an extramarital affair with Larry King’s wife Shaw King.
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Hector Penate, 29, is an actor whose name is not familiar with many, because he only had small parts in a few movies. But it seems now that her fame may soon be catapulted into a stardom, because he was just exposed romantically linking with Shaw Southwick King, wife of CNN host Larry King. It was said Hector Penate, and Shaw Kind, 48, had a secret relationship for a whole year and the secret couple reportedly even made love on Larry King’s desk when the 75-year-old was not at home. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted November 6th, 2008 by Lindsay Britney
Barack Obama Cabinet: Caroline Kennedy US Ambassador to the United Nations! Caroline Kennedy, daughter of former President John F Kennedy, will probably be picked as President-elect Barack Obama’s US ambassador to the United Nations, according to the media reports. (Barack Obama Caroline Kennedy Photo: Blog.Kansas.com)
Posted November 6th, 2008 by Lindsay Britney
Barack Obama Cabinet: Robert Gibbs Press Secretary of White House! Robert Gibbs, President-elect Barack Obama’s Senate and campaign press secretary, will be named the White House press secretary, according to the reports. Gibbs, 37, was a key strategist in Obama’s rapid move to the national stage and eventually elected as 44th President of USA. Gibbs’ pick as may be hailed by journalists because he has unquestioned authority, access and institutional memory. Source & Image: Bitten&Bound
