Bush II Cabinet: the shuffle and shape of things to come
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His inner sanctum faces one of the biggest turnovers since Nixon. But with an agenda already set, the cast of characters may matter less.
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From his domestic policy platter, President Bush chose to serve dessert before the main course. Having now won a second term, he may find it increasingly difficult to deliver on the meatier stuff, even with the political capital he is claiming and larger GOP majorities in the House and Senate.
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With the selection of Michael O. Leavitt, a former governor of Utah, the shape of the cabinet in President Bush's second term has become clear.
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A guide to the new Bush budget's winners and losers
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A packed calendar awaits President Bush after his vacation in Texas: filling a gaping hole in his Cabinet, preparing his inaugural and State of the Union speeches, finalizing a new budget, keeping close watch on the upcoming elections in Iraq and promoting his second-term agenda.
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President Bush made his first move in fashioning his cabinet for a second term, asking his chief of staff, Andrew Card, to stay on, aides confirmed yesterday.
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President Bush said yesterday that he will spend the weekend considering changes in his  Cabinet for his second term, feeding speculation inside and outside the White House over shake-ups in key agencies in coming weeks.
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The resignation of Colin Powell as secretary of state is not surprising. A general Cabinet shake-up is routine in a second term and it has long been expected Powell would only be a one-term secretary of state.
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Likely cabinet reshuffle may shake up politics after former PM and newcomer knock out current leader.
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THE FAILED nomination of Bernard B. Kerik as secretary of homeland security raises questions about the administration&#39;s push to line up its second-term Cabinet.
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Michael O. Leavitt, the former governor of Utah, would fill one of the last vacancies in President Bush's second-term Cabinet.
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President Bush said on Thursday that changes are inevitable in his Cabinet in a second term, and Republicans said there would be new faces but perhaps not right away in some of the top jobs.
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JEDDAH, 16 November 2004 - With Colin Powell stepping down, changes that were bound to happen in the second Bush administration are reaching the higher echelons of the Cabinet.
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President Bush said on Thursday that  changes are inevitable in his Cabinet in a second term, and  Republicans said there would be new faces but perhaps not right  away in some of the top jobs.
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President Bush filled one of the last openings in his second-term cabinet on Friday by naming Samuel W. Bodman, the deputy treasury secretary and a former executive
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Description: Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge resigns, a move that was not unexpected. At least seven of President Bush&#39;s Cabinet officials will have announced their departure for the second term, with the possibility of more to come.
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If President Bush defeats Democrat  John Kerry on Nov. 2, Republicans expect many new faces in a  second-term Bush Cabinet.