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Black Resigns To Join McCain's Campaign
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Legendary Washington hand Charlie Black, a senior adviser to Sen. John McCain,has resigned from his public affairs / lobbying firm in order to join McCain on the trail full-time.
Black, currently the chairman of BKSH Worldwide (a subsidiary of Burson-Marsteller -- Mark Penn's Burson Marsteller), has not worked full-time for a presidential campaign since 1992, when he served as a principle spokesperson for Pres. George W. Bush's re-election efforts.
The resignation takes effect Monday. Black has close ties to virtually every wing of the Republican Party and has been a key link between the campaign and the White House.
(For a closer look at McCain's ties to lobbyists, check Mike Scherer's article in Time.)
Black, currently the chairman of BKSH Worldwide (a subsidiary of Burson-Marsteller -- Mark Penn's Burson Marsteller), has not worked full-time for a presidential campaign since 1992, when he served as a principle spokesperson for Pres. George W. Bush's re-election efforts.
The resignation takes effect Monday. Black has close ties to virtually every wing of the Republican Party and has been a key link between the campaign and the White House.
(For a closer look at McCain's ties to lobbyists, check Mike Scherer's article in Time.)
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