By Jim Acosta, Senior White House Correspondent
With the end of Obama's presidential term ending, people are wondering who will be there his last days of administration. Dan Pfeiffer, a senior adviser from Obama's first campaign and Communications Director Jennifer Palmeri leaving in early March, it will leave Denis McDonough, White House Chief of Staff with a lot of jobs to fill. Also John Podesta, Counselor to the President will be leaving mid-February. Brain Deese is supposed to get Podesta's job when he quits. Also since Ebola is ending a little bit, Ron Klain, Obama's Ebola Response Coordinator, is supposed to leave the White House on February 15. With all of these changes there are still many people staying until the end of Obama's administration.
In later classes we will talk about the president. We will talk about all of his duties as president which include: Head of State, Chief Executive, Chief Ambassador, Party Leader, and more. One of the presidents duties is to choose his staff. We will talk about what will happen if he fires or one of his Cabinet members quits.
I think when Obama choose his staff he should have made better chooses. I think that he should have made them promise that they would not quit midway through his last term as president. Even though he has no more campaigns to run and his presidency is over he still needs a good supporting staff behind him for his remaining time.
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