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… be the President’s agenda. Choosing who will carry out that agenda on a daily basis is not only one of the … be the President’s agenda. Choosing who will carry out that agenda on a daily basis is not only one of the … - page 24
… points of contact for each element of the government outside of the White House. These contacts should include … points of contact for each element of the government outside of the White House. These contacts should include … - page 24
… the departments and agencies of the Cabinet and throughout the three White House policy councils: Chapter White … the departments and agencies of the Cabinet and throughout the three White House policy councils: … Receiving … - page 24
… by the chief. The chief—along with senior WHO staff—maps out the issues and themes that will be covered daily and … Legislative Affairs (OLA) to sequence and execute the rollout of policies and announcements. White House Counsel and … by the chief. The chief—along with senior WHO staff—maps out the issues and themes that will be covered daily and … - page 24
… various individuals and entities around him. It goes without saying that selecting the right person to be chief is … various individuals and entities around him. It goes without saying that selecting the right person to be chief is … - page 24
… and all logistical aspects of his movement within and outside of the White House (for example, both air travel on … and all logistical aspects of his movement within and outside of the White House (for example, both air travel on … - page 24
… this arrangement could help to connect the WHO’s outreach to political and external groups and be a strong … this arrangement could help to connect the WHO’s outreach to political and external groups and be a strong … - page 26
… have spent a significant amount of time with him within and outside of the White House. They have been asked not only to … have spent a significant amount of time with him within and outside of the White House. They have been asked not only to … - page 26
… solving and advocacy. They should not erect roadblocks out of an abundance of caution; rather, they should offer … solving and advocacy. They should not erect roadblocks out of an abundance of caution; rather, they should offer … - page 27
… Administration’s policy agenda and must be prepared at the outset of the Administration to present recommendations to … Administration’s policy agenda and must be prepared at the outset of the Administration to present recommendations to … - page 27
… manner. This often means forgoing law review-style memos about esoteric legal concepts and instead quickly providing … manner. This often means forgoing law review-style memos about esoteric legal concepts and instead quickly providing … - page 27
… The Office of the Staff Secretary is rarely visible to the outside world, but it performs work of tremendous … its way into the Oval Office as well as information flowing out from the Oval Office. Because of its gatekeeping … The Office of the Staff Secretary is rarely visible to the outside world, but it performs work of tremendous … - page 27
… work together closely to drive the national narrative about the White House. Chapter White House Office Page number … work together closely to drive the national narrative about the White House. … Communications Director, a Deputy … - page 27
… politics and policy. Furthermore, the President should seek out individuals who can advance his agenda and at the same … politics and policy. Furthermore, the President should seek out individuals who can advance his agenda and at the same … - page 27
… groups. Within legal guidelines, the OPA engages in outreach, conducts casework, and—if the President is up for … groups. Within legal guidelines, the OPA engages in outreach, conducts casework, and—if the President is up for … - page 27
… From time to time throughout an - 714 From time to time throughout an Administration, travel optics, ethics challenges, and … House Office Page number 27 … From time to time throughout an Administration, travel optics, ethics challenges, and … - page 27
… chief’s office is vital. Additionally, the OPL has had an outsized role in presidential scheduling and both official … chief’s office is vital. Additionally, the OPL has had an outsized role in presidential scheduling and both official … - page 35
… they feel heard. All OPL staffers must understand from the outset that their jobs might be modified or even phased out entirely as the Administration’s priorities change. … they feel heard. All OPL staffers must understand from the outset that their jobs might be modified or even phased out … - page 35
… with the West Wing, EOP senior staff, and IGA staff throughout the departments and agencies. Chapter White House Office … with the West Wing, EOP senior staff, and IGA staff throughout the departments and agencies. … The IGA should have a … - page 35
… especially the OPA and the OPL, and manage its staff throughout the departments and agencies. IGA staffers must … just generally responsive, but also proactive in seeking out the interests and perspectives of non-federal government … especially the OPA and the OPL, and manage its staff throughout the departments and agencies. IGA staffers must … - page 36

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