Conservatives would love to see former Republican Rep. Pat Toomey (Pa.) or former House Budget Chairman John Kasich (R.-Ohio) take over as director of the Office of Management and Budget, but several administration sources say the job is likely to go to Deputy OMB Director Clay Johnson, who has an inside track to President Bush. […]
Conservatives would love to see former Republican Rep. Pat Toomey (Pa.) or former House Budget Chairman John Kasich (R.-Ohio) take over as director of the Office of Management and Budget, but several administration sources say the job is likely to go to Deputy OMB Director Clay Johnson, who has an inside track to President Bush. The two went to Andover together and were roommates at Yale.
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