Bush May See Cabinet Exodus if Re-Elected
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Nearly all the senior officials who came to office with President Bush still are on the job. But a big exodus and a Cabinet reshuffling seem likely if he wins a second term.
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WHITE HOUSE More than half of President Bush&#39;s Cabinet is on the way out -- but officials say his second-term makeover hasn&#39;t yet run its course.
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President Bush's re-election makes it more likely Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist will retire soon. And Republican gains in the Senate mean the president has more flexibility to nominate another strong conservative to fill that vacancy and other federal judgeships.
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While it is common for senior officials to leave office at the end of a presidential term, Secretary of State Colin Powell&#39;s resignation could seriously affect the makeup of President Bush&#39;s Cabinet.
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President Bush will begin his second term with a Cabinet shake-up that will replace his top advisers. RON EDMONDS/The Associated Press - President Bush meets with his Cabinet on
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Secretary of State Colin Powell, the retired four-star general who often clashed with more hawkish members of the administration on Iraq and other foreign policy issues, resigned in a Cabinet exodus that promises a starkly different look to President
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Any question about why Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson might not have been a good fit in President Bush&#39;s second-term Cabinet was answered in his moment of resignation.
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President Bush&#39;s re-election makes it more likely Chief Justice William Rehnquist will retire soon. And Republican gains in the Senate mean the president has more flexibility to nominate
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A look at the six people in President Bush's 15-member Cabinet who will remain in the administration in the second term:
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He becomes the seventh cabinet member to resign since the election. A White House spokesman insists it&#39;s nothing more than second term turnover.
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As key members of Bushâs inner circle file out, a former White House official suggests Democratic pressure may have helped hasten the departure of Karl Rove.
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A freak tie result in the presidential election could mean the House of Representatives would choose the next president, a scenario that would favor Republican incumbent George W. Bush.
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The 2004 presidential election is barely over - all the votes, in fact, haven&#39;t even been counted - yet barely two weeks after the re-election of President Bush, there has been a flurry of Cabinet resignations that might give the impression the
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President George W. Bush is close to completing his second-term Cabinet, reappointing four secretaries today. The group of 15 department heads will include a record nine new members.
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WASHINGTON -- President George W. Bush meets with his Cabinet at the White House after he declares a re-election win. The meeting was an opportunity to credit those top lieutenants with their work helping to secure his second term.
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President Bush has yet to make a Supreme Court appointment, but with Chief Justice William Rehnquist ailing that could be about to change and trigger a divisive political battle right after the presidential campaign.
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Throughout President Bush&#39;s first term, only one Cabinet member - Treasury Secretary Paul O&#39;Neill - resigned. After such a prolonged period of stability, it&#39;s not surprising that the weeks following Bush&#39;s