Mikhael kale biography of barack
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Presidential transition of Barack Obama
Transfer of presidential power from George W. Bush to Barack Obama
The presidential transition of Barack Obama began when he won the United States presidential election on November 4, , and became the president-elect. Obama was formally elected by the Electoral College on December 15, The results were certified by a joint session of Congress on January 8, , and the transition ended when Obama was inaugurated on January 20, [1][2]
Organization of the transition
[edit]The Obama transition organization was called the Obama-Biden Transition Project.[3] The transition team was convened during the height of the campaign, well before the outcome could be known, to begin making preparations for a potential administration. It was co-chaired by John Podesta, who was Bill Clinton's fourth and last White House chief of staff and the president/chief executive officer of the Center for American Progress,[4]V
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MIKHAEL KALE
MIKHAEL KALE is known for his conceptual approach to fashion design with attention to detail, craftsmanship and tailoring. A student of London’s Central Saint Martins, whose illustrious alumni includes Stella Mccartney and the late Alexander Mcqueen. Mikhael’s creative approach began in Milan with esteemed labels such as Antonio Marras and Bally, later leading to a design position with exte under the tutelage of Sergio Ciucci and Alessandro de Benedetti.
Since launching his eponymous label in MIKHAEL KALE has been featured in international publications such as WWD, New York Times style magazine, Dazed and Confused, i-D Magazine, Teen Vogue; as well as worked with international style setters such as Beyoncé, Gigi Hadid and Sky Ferreira. Bea åkerlund, president of The Residency Experience currently represent MIKHAEL KALE in LA. Most recently, CAFA awarded MIKHAEL KALE with womenswear designer of the year
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All presidencies are historic. But no president since at least LBJ, and probably FDR, has arrived in Washington at a moment of greater historic urgency than Barack Obama. The man who took that oath of office seemed cut from American folklore — a neophyte politician elected medlem av senat only fyra years before, a prodigious and preacherly orator from the “Land of Lincoln” and the South Side of Chicago of the Great Migration. An embodiment not just of the American Dream as it had been imagined bygd the Greatest Generation of his own maternal grandparents but of a new version, too, one that might be embraced bygd his daughters — global, utopian-ish, post-boomer, “post-racial.”
More than “hope,” Obama’s candidacy promised “one America.” It fryst vatten the deep irony of his presidency, and for Obama han själv probably the tragedy, that the past eight years saw the country fiercely divided against itself. The president still managed to get a ridiculous amount done, advancing an unusually progressive agenda.