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A body man is, in American political jargon, a personal assistant to a politician or political candidate. A body man accompanies the politician or candidate virtually everywhere, often arranging lodging, transportation or meals, and providing companionship, snacks, a cellphone, and any other necessary assistance.
List of notable body men
- Reggie Love, the President's Aide to Barack Obama, 2009-
- Huma Abedin, aide to Hillary Clinton.
- Blake Gottesman, the President's Aide to George W. Bush, 2000-2006.
- Marvin Nicholson, personal assistant to Senator John Kerry during the 2004 U.S. presidential campaign, 2002-2004, featured in a New York Times article[1] which praised his resourcefulness and preparedness for virtually anything on the campaign trail.
- Doug Band, the President's Aide to Bill Clinton, 1 year.
- Kris Engskov, the President's Aide to Bill Clinton, 1997-2000
- Stephen Goodin, the President's Aide to Bill Clinton, 2 years.
- Andrew Friendly, the President's Aide to Bill Clinton, 1993-1994.
- Tim McBride, the President's Aide to George H.W. Bush.
- David Powers, the President's Aide to John F. Kennedy.
Fictional
- Charlie Young (played by Dulé Hill), personal assistant to President Josiah Bartlet for the first six years of the NBC TV series, The West Wing.
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