Bush begins transition to White House under unity themes
President-elect George W. Bush starts a rapid transition to the White House. He and Vice President-elect Dick Cheney plan to appoint a diverse team, with Colin Powell possibly as secretary of state and Andrew Card as chief of staff, while Clinton and Gore pledge cooperation.
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Lieberman makes history as first Jew on major party ticket
Connecticut Senator Joseph Lieberman becomes the first Jewish vice presidential candidate for a major party. He states he can work on the Sabbath when needed, will not campaign on Saturdays, and places loyalty to the United States first. Lieberman embraces his faith publicly, drawing praise from Jewish groups and mixed reactions elsewhere.
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