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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has been in discussions with the White House about leaving her job next year to become head of the World Bank, sources familiar with the discussions said on Thursday...
She has said publicly she did not plan to stay on at the State Department for more than four years. Associates say Clinton has expressed interest in having the World Bank job should the bank's current president, Robert Zoellick, leave at the end of his term, in the middle of 2012.
"I'm honored to have led such a world class institution with so many talented and exceptional people," Zoellick said in a statement announcing his plans. Earlier, he had met with the World Bank's 25-member board to inform them of his decision.
Speculation has been rife in recent months over who might take the job when Zoellick departs. Possible U.S. candidates include Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and former White House economic adviser Larry Summers.
Zoellick, a Republican, would potentially be a strong candidate for a senior position if a Republican takes the White House in presidential elections in November.
Originally posted by jibeho
Let's see how this plays out. Could this be one reason why Hillary has not thrown her name into the mix in an effort to challenge Obama once again? Without question, the Clinton political machine is far more powerful than any contraption run by Obama and company.
Originally posted by Max_TO
Will she be taking Bill with her I have to wonder?
Originally posted by jibeho
"Speculation has been rife in recent months over who might take the job when Zoellick departs. Possible U.S. candidates include Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and former White House economic adviser Larry Summers."
"Zoellick, a Republican, would potentially be a strong candidate for a senior position if a Republican takes the White House in presidential elections in November."
www.reuters.com...
Originally posted by schuyler
Originally posted by jibeho
Let's see how this plays out. Could this be one reason why Hillary has not thrown her name into the mix in an effort to challenge Obama once again? Without question, the Clinton political machine is far more powerful than any contraption run by Obama and company.
That contraption beat Hillary's behind rather soundly last time around, IIRC.
Originally posted by metalshredmetal
by this time next year the world bank will be pretty busy, i suspect.
but the bad type of busy, not the good type of busy.
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news.yahoo.com...
Speculation has been rife over who might take the job when Zoellick departs. Possible U.S. candidates include Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and former White House economic adviser Lawrence Summers. The State Department said Clinton would not be taking the job. "She has said this is not happening," spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said.