Cabinet changes likely in Bush&#39;s 2nd term
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President Bush calls it a &quot;great Washington sport,&quot; the speculation about who will be in his second-term Cabinet, but even he says there will be new faces sitting around the polished mahogany table in the West Wing.
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At the urging of President Bush,  White House chief of staff Andrew Card will remain in the job  and is expected to play a key role in shaping Bush's  second-term cabinet, officials said on Monday.
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Secretary of State Colin Powell and three other Cabinet members have resigned, escalating the shake-up of President Bush's second-term team. Senior administration officials said Monday that national security adviser Condoleezza Rice was most likely to succeed Powell.
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President Bush's senior adviser,  Karl Rove, will take on a wider role in developing and  coordinating policy in the president's second term, the White  House announced on Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON - Flush with political capital, President Bush has begun making out his second-term shopping list. All of his priorities aren&#39;t yet clear, but many he talked about in broad terms on the campaign
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President Bush's senior adviser, Karl  Rove, will take on a wider role in developing and coordinating  policy in the president's second term, the White House  announced on Tuesday.
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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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With re-election behind him, President Bush was meeting Thursday with his Cabinet and he was likely to discuss the agenda for his second term.
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US President George W. Bush has completed decisions on the future of all his cabinet members, asking four secretaries to remain for his second term on Thursday.
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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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President George W. Bush announced Thursday he was keeping the heads of the Transportation, Interior, Housing and Labour departments, ending the major shakeup that will put new faces on three-fifths of his cabinet in his second term.
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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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WASHINGTON - President Bush (search) prepared Monday to name his nominee to head the Commerce Department (search), and he is expected to revamp his economic team in the near future.
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President George W Bush is preparing for his second term in office following his victory against John Kerry in Tuesday&#39;s election.
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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
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Whether Republican George W. Bush or Democrat John Kerry wins the Nov. 2 election, Americans are likely to see some familiar faces in the Cabinet of either man as president.
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President Bush&#39;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