Gregory Craig is stepping down as White House Counsel and will be replaced by Perkins Coie partner Robert Bauer, the White House announced Friday morning. The move, effective Jan. 3, comes one month after Craig told The National Law Journal that he had "no plans to leave." But Craig was under pressure for his support of a one-year deadline to shutter Guantanamo -- a deadline that now seems unlikely to be met.
November 13, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Gregory Craig is stepping down as White House Counsel and will be replaced by Perkins Coie partner Robert Bauer, the White House announced Friday morning.
The move, effective Jan. 3, comes one month after Craig in an interview with The National Law Journal said, “The reports that I’m about to leave are wrong. I have no plans to leave.”
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