Sentences with phrase «replaced by an aide»

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The Rubio aide asserted that American workers «can't cut it» and needed to be replaced by immigrants.

The AP reported yesterday that the campaign of former Tennessee governor and Democrat Phil Bredesen, now running to replace Bob Corker in the Senate, may have been hit by a cyber-attack: In a letter obtained by The Associated Press, campaign lawyer Robert E. Cooper Jr. wrote that Bredesen's aides...

Vice President Mike Pence's chief of staff will depart the White House in the coming weeks and will be replaced by a long - serving aide, in the first major staff change of his office, officials said.

She was replaced as chief of staff formally last week by Linda Lacewell, a longtime aide to the governor dating back to his time as attorney general.

She was replaced by Dennis Walcott, a former Board of Education president and now top aide to the mayor on educational issues.

«There were revelations that some aides of the governor forced the police to change the original statements of these innocent people and replaced them with ones that were implicating; that was a nefarious and criminal act that must be investigated by the police and the DSS.

Jacobs, as you'll recall, was hand picked by outgoing Gov. David Paterson to replace former Chairwoman June O'Neill (an ex-Mario Cuomo aide and Spitzer administration holdover).

Cuomo's selection of Bill Mulrow to replace Larry Schwartz as his top aide is being interpreted by some as a signal that the governor's two - speed approach («get along and kill,» according to former chief of staff Steve Cohen) may be changing.

Community activist and former lobbyist Keith Powers, who was endorsed by term - limited Manhattan Councilman Dan Garodnick to replace him and served as an aide to elected officials, won Garodnick's seat.

If confirmed by the Senate, Macfarlane would replace Gregory Jaczko, a physicist and former aide to Senator Harry Reid (D - NV), the Senate's Majority Leader.

Secretary of Education Rod Paige's chief of staff, Terry R. Abbott, left that position last week and was replaced by John Danielson, an aide to Secretary Lamar Alexander during the first Bush administration.

And nobody has ever advocated replacing English teachers with aides that have a high school education, since they can do just as good a job as you can, which is a perception that seems to be widely held even by teachers.