Bush shakes up economic team as ONeill and Lindsey resign
President Bush demanded resignations of ONeill and Lindsey amid growing concerns about the economy. Card opened talks to fill posts while Stephen Friedman is named potential replacement for ONeill. Bush aims to project aggressive action ahead of 2004 reelection.
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Bush economic shakeup rumors and job data in November
White House asked for resignations of Treasury Secretary Paul O Neill and chief economic adviser Larry Lindsey as unemployment held at 6 1 percent. November payrolls fell by 40 000, the worst since February, while Wall Street initially slid before closing higher.
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