Most political appointees will keep their jobs if they want them.
His wife was a political appointee in the Clinton administration.
A political appointee, he was out of office by the time the prison opened.
An official there said today that more than 60 percent of the department's 200 or so political appointees were women.
This is made up of both political and citizen appointees.
She seemed to trust no one among either the political appointees or the career lawyers.
Of 10 new directors recently named to the company's board by the Government, half were political appointees.
The political appointees laid off included several officials in the Secretary's office.
The state has laid off about 2,400 employees this year, including 489 political appointees.
"A lot of people in the fleet think the political appointees have let them down again," he said.
Słownik terminów politycznych