white house spokeperson VS state department spokeperson?
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The White House spokesman directly relays any & all information the President wishes to give out.\n\nThe State Department spokesman releases information & press statements concerning the State Department only.
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Hazel, \nGood question.\nYou're correct that they have different but similar roles.\nOne key difference could be shown from a unique recruiting assignment I was offered: Help a world-reknown opera star find a personal assistant who could not only fulfill the normal roles of an executive assistant such as typing, answering phones, and making appointments but who could also be available to help with wardrobe changes when she was performing.\nHope this helps and I hope you get a GREAT job! :-)
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depends who you are talking to.
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www.whitehouse.gov usually has the Presidents speeches.
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The U.S. Secretay of State is Condeleezza Rice.\n\nYour state Secretary of State depends on where you live.
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president@whitehouse.gov be careful what you say.
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She has to reflect the policies of the President.  She is  a traveling "mouth-piece" of the USA President.  She is not allowed to say anything that is not approved of by the President and his advisors.... She is a puppet for the President.  If you can't trust her... it is because she has to reflect the policies that come down to her from the Oval Office.
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Having been an honorary consul I can tell you that depending on the duties it is very simple indeed.  State Department regulations are not applicable to honorary consuls as they have no official diplomatic status, therefore no diplomatic immunity or need to present formal credentials.  Most of their duties are merely ceremonial, cultural or social and are totally volunteer.  They are not supposed to have a staff nor are they supposed to be paid for their duties.  A major difference of an honorary consul versus a consul general is of nationality.  An honorary consul is usually of the nationality of the host nation not the represented one.  To be selected an honorary consul requires the nation making the honorary consul to nominate the person through the embassy of the host nation who send on the notice to the State Department which merely records it.  To be made an honorary consul is a great honor but a tremendous amount of work.  You need to be nominated from the country and they must not have a registered Consulate in the city where you would be an honorary consul for obvious reasons.  You would need to contact the embassy of the nation you wish to represent, offer your services to HE, the Ambassador, and see if they wish to nominate you.  They will then send your request onto their Foreign Office who will ask their respective executive branch of government for a decision.  Then they will send the decision back to thei embassy who will contact you.  Good luck!
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The State Department\n\nhttp://uscis.gov/graphics/index.htm\n\nTravel.State.Gov  Bureau of Consular Affairs
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George W is the pres. of the US, right?  The demcrats you are referring to primarily are the politicians that are also involved in the same line of work.  If these are the democrats that you are referring to, then, you surely know the answer, don't you?  Nothing gets done either way if the president and his staff do not communicate and try to work out some sort of solution about their disagreements.  That is the #1 reason why. There are many more, but perhaps that will answer what you needed to know.
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The prior answer is someone's guess, and is wrong.\n\nAll diplomatic staff that comes into professional contact with members of the host government are usually taught the host country's language.  The only exceptions are for employees who work only inside the Embassy and have no outside contacts:  for example, communicators, budget officers, and the like.  Sometimes a language waiver will be granted for a particular job that is otherwise hard to fill.\n\nSome politically-appointed ambassadors are not expected to speak the language, but they are generally appointed either to countries where English is commonly spoken, or where they have excellent assistants with top language skills.
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They both legislate to avoid compliance, The US openly, the UK through subversive 'non-speak' legal jargon.\n\nBest I have, I'm afraid.
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There is no official designation for the position.\n\nThey are usually just referred to by name, such as "Mrs. Cheney."
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depends on your state.\nIn my state, it is the "secretary of state"
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http://www.whitehouse.gov/
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Do you mean Secretary of State? Because that depends on what state you are referring to.
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Both are called "Mr. President."  It's up to them to remember whether they are currently in office or not!