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'''Roger Altman''' is former [[United States]] Deputy Treasury Secretary; he served in that office during the presidency of [[Bill Clinton]]. He resigned in disgrace after the Democrat controlled congress of [[1994]] gave him no quarter over a record keeping scandal. |
'''Roger Altman''' is former [[United States]] Deputy Treasury Secretary; he served in that office during the presidency of [[Bill Clinton]]. He resigned in disgrace after the Democrat controlled congress of [[1994]] gave him no quarter over a record keeping scandal. |
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He was an advisor to [[John Kerry]] during Kerry's [[2004]] presidential campaign. |
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He is a graduate of [[Georgetown University]] and the [[University of Chicago]] Graduate School of Business. |
He is a graduate of [[Georgetown University]] and the [[University of Chicago]] Graduate School of Business. |
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Revision as of 03:30, 29 May 2006
Roger Altman is former United States Deputy Treasury Secretary; he served in that office during the presidency of Bill Clinton. He resigned in disgrace after the Democrat controlled congress of 1994 gave him no quarter over a record keeping scandal.
He was an advisor to John Kerry during Kerry's 2004 presidential campaign. He is a graduate of Georgetown University and the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business.
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