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This question was first asked in 2009, and it was asking about Van Jones, an adviser on "green jobs" who was perceived by some Republicans as a controversial choice, and who did in fact resign under pressure. But the fact remains that it is not unusual for advisers and cabinet members to leave. It happens in every administration, and not always as a result of scandal or controversy. The most recent resignations for the Obama administration occurred at the end of his first term, which is also common, as some cabinet members choose to return to private life. To cite one example, in late January 2013, Mr. Obama replaced Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (who served during his first term) with Senator John Kerry, who will serve during his second.
What else can I help you with?
Is the White House symmetrical?
No the white house is not symmetrical
Which US President resigned in 1974?
Richard Nixon resigned to avoid impeachment charges growing from illegal acts during and after his reelection campaign in 1972. This was part of the so-called "Watergate Scandal" that included a break-in at a Washington building and a subsequent White House coverup of its involvement.Nixon's Vice President, Spiro T. Agnew, had resigned in 1973 after a bribery indictment, and the newly appointed Vice President, Gerald Ford, became President.
Who was the president who got kicked out of the White House?
James Madison had to flee when the British invaded Washington and burned the White House. He had to move to another house in Washington for the rest of his time in office. Harry Truman had to move across the street for awhile so that the White House could be re-modeled. Richard Nixon was pressured into resigning his office and so moved out after he left office. I suppose you might say he was "kicked out".
How many windows are in the White House?
There are 147 windows in the White House.
What continent is the White House in?
The continent that the white house is in is North America
Who is the first president to do two terms in the white house?
George Washington, our first president, resigned after two terms.
Which Speaker of the House resigned from the House after only two terms as Speaker?
Newt Gingrich
Who replaced Spiro T. Agnew?
After Vice President Agnew resigned, he was replaced by Vice President (former Speaker of the House) Gerald Ford, who then became president after Richard Nixon resigned.
did leon jaworski lose his job in the Watergate scandal?
Jaworski was put under pressure by the White House, but he resigned voluntarily after winning a Supreme Court decision that let him subpoena the tapes, unedited, from the White House. His job was really done when he quit. ( You may be thinking of Archibald Cox- see the related link,.)
What president was not impeached because he resigned before the House could impeach him?
Richard Nixon. He resigned on August 8, 1974, and had he stayed, he would surely have been impeached.
How did Nixon avoid impeachment by the House of Representatives?
He resigned before they could start impeachment.
When was the Russian White House constructed?
why was the white house constructed why was the white house constructed why was the white house constucted when was the white house constucted
Where do the members of executive branch work?
At the White House At the White House
There is 3houses the red house is next to the White House and the White House right of the red house the blue house is next to the White House Where is the White House at?
in the middle The white house is in Washington, D.C.
Why is white used for the White House?
It is called the white house because it is painted white.
There are 3 houses the red house is next to the white house and the white house right of the red house the blue house is next to the white house where is the white house?
In Washington, D.C.
Why was the White House nicknamed the White House?
because it is white
