Transition_Period_Between_Bush_And_Clinton

Transition Period Between Bush And Clinton The most important challenge of any president-elect is to seize ever advantage or opportunity that presents itself for a smooth transition. During such a window of opportunity, from Election Day to inauguration, the president-elect (Clinton) will build a White House team, select cabinet secretaries, form his agenda, and prepare a budget to present to Congress. Secondly, the president-elect and his White House team must seize the opportunity to communicate between the incoming administration and the outgoing administration. Lastly to complete a smooth transition, the administration must avoid constraining commitments such as false promises that were made during the campaign. As for the transition between the Bush and Clinton Administrations, it turned out to be one the rockiest transition in recent history. To start the Clinton Administration began by cleaning house, draining the White House of all its experienced personnel and institutional memories. By doing this alone, created several major problems for the newly elected Clinton Administration. The first major issue to arise would be the lack of appointment of important staff members by president-elect Bill Clinton. It took president-elect Clinton until the middle of December to finally appoint his Chief of Staff, Mack McLarty. With such administration, house, white, clinton, transition, staff, president-elect, must, team, smooth, process, president, personnel, major, important, state, secretary, richard, outgoing, opportunity, inauguration, first, effective, cabinet, between, appointment, able, warren, vetting, valuable, until, took, seize, secondly