Richard Parsons May Be Considered For Commerce Secretary
News comes after former New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson withdrew his nomination for the post
By John Eggerton -- Broadcasting & Cable, 1/6/2009 11:20:00 AM MT
CNN was reporting late Tuesday that Richard Parsons, former chairman of CNN parent Time Warner, may be in line for Commerce Secretary in the Obama administration.
That comes after former New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson withdrew his nomination for that post Sunday (Jan. 4) due to an ongoing investigation into campaign contributors and state contracts.
The Parsons nomination, while a surprise, would not exactly be out of the blue. He is one of a dozen members of the
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