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David Axelrod To Leave White House, Begin Obama 2012 Campaign Early Next Year

Neon Tommy |
November 14, 2010 | 6:13 p.m. PST

David Alexrod with President Obama (Photo Courtesy The White House)
David Alexrod with President Obama (Photo Courtesy The White House)
President Obama's chief political adviser, David Axelrod, will be leaving the White House in order to kick-start the president's re-election campaign in early 2012, he announced in an interview he gave to Fox News Sunday.

"I'll be going back - coming back here - to Chicago and beginning to work on that project," he said, referring to the organization of Obama's re-election campaign, "sometime in the spring, late winter, early spring."

Axelrod was speaking to Fox from Chicago, from where he organized the successful 2008 campaign to elect then-Senator Barack Obama to the presidency.

For more on Axelrod's announcement, read here.



 

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