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November 25, 2003
| Clark Hires Graham's Campaign Manager

From CNN:

Paul Johnson, campaign manager of Bob Graham's unsuccessful presidential bid, was hired Monday for the same position in Democrat Wesley Clark's campaign.

Clark spokesman Matt Bennett said Johnson was hired by campaign chairman Eli Segal and will start next Monday.

Johnson is a Minnesota native and a veteran of several Democratic campaigns for the Senate. He also worked on the presidential campaigns of former Nebraska Sen. Bob Kerrey in 1992 and Walter Mondale in 1984.



Posted by Mike Van Winkle at November 25, 2003 08:21 AM | TrackBack
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