President Biden has total authority to select replacements for top-level government positions. He should choose wisely.
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Biden’s Progressive Appointees: Watch Out Below the Radar
Today on TAP: Who’s staffing the executive branch?
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As the Revolving Door Turns
Corporate America is ready to put the past behind them and hire former Trump staffers.
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Cruz and AOC Said They Would Propose a Lobbying Ban. So What Happened?
An unusual display of bipartisan cooperation seems to have fizzled.
Posted inCabinet Watch
Biden Must Close the Revolving Door Between BigLaw and Government
Representing corporate clients against the public interest isn’t the ideal training ground for Biden administration officials.
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The Penn Biden Center’s Revolving Door
What happens to Biden’s personal think tank now that he’s president?
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Another BlackRock Veteran Will Join the Biden Administration
Michael Pyle is set to become Kamala Harris’s chief economist. Pyle is not an economist.
Posted inAmerica and the World
Biden’s People Thought Reporters Weren’t Watching
Our 2020 coverage of the revolving door, foreign policy, and more
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Does Jeffrey Zients Have the Private-Sector Experience We Want in Government?
In an age of financialization and monopoly, ‘private-sector experience’ too often translates into those who successfully plunder for profit.
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Can Biden Govern as a Progressive Populist?
It’s not just the right thing to do—it’s smart politics to win back Trump voters.