There was speculation that Solis Doyle would head Latino outreach for Obama, but in a campaign email announcing new staff roles, that job goes to Temo Figueroa, an Obama loyalist who had been national field director during the primaries. Instead, Solis Doyle, who reportedly has been pissed since her ouster from Team Clinton, is given the odd job of “Chief of Staff to the Vice Presidential Nominee.”

Longtime politicos: Is it customary for the presidential nominee, not the V.P. pick, to decide who should fill that role? I also have to assume that this is a way of signaling that Hillary Clinton will not be the V.P. nominee. By all accounts, there’s bad blood between the two women, which is sad, since Solis Doyle started out as Clinton’s scheduler way back in Arkansas and climbed to become her campaign manager.

Dana Goldstein

Dana Goldstein, a former associate editor and writer at the Prospect, comes from a family of public-school educators. She received the Spencer Fellowship in Education Journalism, a Schwarz Fellowship at the New America Foundation, and a Puffin Foundation Writing Fellowship at the Nation Institute. Her journalism is regularly featured in Slate, The Atlantic, The Nation, The Daily Beast, and other publications, and she is a staff writer at the Marshall Project.