Obama's government team in the making

The team around the beginning of November to succeed Republican President George Bush elected Barack Obama is step by step clear. American media personalities to gather in January in Obama's government will sit. There are striking many old-timers of Bill Clinton when (President 1993-2001).

Rahm Emanuel (48): This Democratic politician from Chicago gets one of the most powerful positions in the country, White House Chief of Staff. DAVID Axelrod (53): The Barack Obama campaign strategist of a special presidential adviser. GREG CRAIG (63): Another close associate of Obama previously on Foreign Affairs and worked for Bill Clinton, is Obama's special legal advisor to the White House. Tom Daschle (60): This former senator from South Dakota is allegedly Minister of Health. According to his employees Obama has already asked him. He needs the U.S. health system reforms. JANET NAPOLITANO (51): Napolitano has since 2002 governor of the state of Arizona but this time they held high judicial posts. The broadcaster CNN called her as the new Secretary of Homeland Security, a super ministry formed by the Republican, outgoing President Bush. PENNY Pritzker (49): This puissant wealthy businesswoman from Chicago, according to CNN estimates of the new Minister of Commerce. She belongs to the "vieux riche 'of Chicago and has a lot of money deposited in Obama's campagnekas. HILLARY CLINTON (61): It is mentioned for the post Foreign Affairs. She is the wife of former president Bill Clinton and Senator for the State of New York since 2000. She has within the Democratic Party fought fiercely for the candidacy for the presidential shelf itself to win. ERIC HOLDER (57): The black lawyer was under Bill Clinton Deputy Minister of Justice. He would now Obama's favorite for the post of Minister of Justice, a function that never by an Afro-American is coated. Robert Gates (65) The current Republican Secretary of Defense would retain his post. The Republican Colin Powell (71), ex-Minister of Foreign Affairs, for Defense said. TIM GEITHNER (47): This Director of the Central Bank of New York is mentioned as a possible Minister of Finance. According to many, especially now that the chief minister post. James Steinberg (55) and SUSAN RICE (44) are listed for top jobs in the next government as national security adviser and ambassador to the United Nations.