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The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer and All Things Considered,
p u n dits & plaudits
among many other outlets
Cabinet Fev
Broadening the Field
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G. C a l v i n Mackenzie (government) told the Voice of America
In a story distributed nationwide by the Associated Press.
that there was nothing u nusual i n the exodus of cabinet officers
Mitchell Family Professor or Economics Thomas Tietenberg
after Bill C linton s reelection I n fact. Mackenzie said the odd
weighed in on the value of the k111d of education Colby offers for
thing was that so many had stayed for C l inton 's entire first
future JOb markets. He told the wire service reporter that 1n his
term-most post-war cab111ets have seen at least 20 percent
field of expertise, environmentalism. practitioners need "a broad
more turnover i n their first four years. 'People are tired and
background and good problem-solving skills in add1t1on to a
burned out " Mackenzie said I n another 1nterv1ew with NPR
basic core of studies . "
Morning Ed1t1on host Bob Edwards. Mackenzie noted that he
Around the Rim
and the other members of a Twentieth Century Fund task force
S u i s h e n g Z h a o ( government) was 1nv1ted to Join the U . S .
on the pres1dent1al appointment process had made specific
Committee of t h e Council f o r Security Cooperation 1n t h e Asia
recommendations to grease the process Thei r recommenda
Pac ific ( USCSCAP). The Council for Security Cooperation 1n
tions were presented i n a book. Obstacle Course. edited by
the Asia Pacific was establ ished i n 1 993 as a non-governmen
Mackenzre, at a November press conference i n Washington
tal forum for multi lateral security dialogue. The U S committee
Asked by Bob Edwards what the Founding Fathers might have
is composed of representatives of the academic. business.
thou ght of the presidential appontment process circa 1 996.
government and policy and secu rity communities. A l l commit
Mackenzie said, "That whirring noise you hear 1s some of them
tee members have to be nominated and approved by the
sp111ning 1n their graves "
executive committee of three people. Zhao was nominated by
Lo ing, Hi Mernor
Amos Jordan, the chair of the USCSAP and former u n der
L. Sandy Maisel (government) shared some memones of his
secretary of state in the Reagan Adm in istration.
campaign for Congress with MSNBC reporter Dan Collins.
Money Talks
"Sandy Maisel
Anthony Corrado (government). an expert on campaign finance
hopeless congressional campaigns," Collins said . "Maisel's book,
is perhaps the nation's leading expert on
issues. gave more than 200 interviews to the press during the
From Obscurity to Oblivion, chronicles his own ill-fated 1 978 run
presidential election season. His expertise brought Bill Geist of
for the House 1n Maine's 1 st District. Unwisely. 1t seems. Maisel
CBS Sunday Morning to campus to film a November 3 feature on
ran as a liberal academic. 'I lost in the primary-bad ly,' Maisel
how much we pay for presidents. Among other things, Corrado
recalled. The would-be congressman spent about $ 1 8 .000 of his
told program viewers that Thomas Jefferson spent about $50 on
own money on the campaign-a tidy sum of 1 97 8 dollars for a
his election and that it would have been "unseem ly," in those
man who isn't wealthy. Maisel even wound up selling the farm to
days, to promote oneself for the job. Corrado also was quoted in
finance his campaign. Well, only part of the farm, actually. Maisel
Time, USA TODA Y and The New York Times and interviewed on
sold off 4 0 acres of land ('I kept the mule,' he says) . . .
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