Bill Daley
GOP Congressman Schock Won’t Run For Governor
Republican U.S. Rep. Aaron Schock has decided to forgo a run for Illinois governor and instead seek re-election to Congress, the three-term congressman’s campaign manager said Thursday.
Bill Daley To Decide On Governor Run In 60 Days
Former White House chief of staff Bill Daley says he’ll decide in the next two months if he will run for Illinois governor.
If Lisa Madigan Runs For Governor, Will Her Dad Step Down As House Speaker?
As discussions swirl about who will run for governor next year, one big question is: should Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan choose to challenge Gov. Pat Quinn, will her father, House Speaker Mike Madigan, step down to avoid a possible conflict of interest?
With Inauguration Over, Obama Administration Returns To Work
The focus returned to hot button issues like gun control, for which U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin (D-IL) and Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel have been pushing hard. Some Democrats in Congress have been hoping for compromise on at least part of their agenda.
Mulling Run For Governor, Bill Daley Calls Life In Politics ‘Brutal Job’
Bill Daley, who’s considering a run for governor, talked politics Tuesday at a donor breakfast at Misericordia House on Chicago’s North Side.
Bill Daley Considering Run For Illinois Governor
Former White House chief of staff Bill Daley says he’s “seriously” thinking about running for Illinois governor.
Emanuel’s TV Ads On Teachers’ Contract Make Bill Daley Change The Channel
Mayor Rahm Emanuel has received mixed reviews from two high-profile Chicago politicians for recent TV ads featuring the mayor commenting on the new contract for Chicago Public Schools teachers.
Bill Daley: With Teachers’ Strike Over, Better Focus On Education Is Needed
A stage full of politicians, teachers, public officials and nonprofit leaders says the big battle lies ahead, even though the Chicago teachers’ strike has been settled.
Could Chicago Teachers’ Strike Affect Race For President?
During the past three days, coverage of the Chicago teachers’ strike and the teachers’ various rallies have made headlines across the nation, and even Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has weighed in, but could the strike actually affect the race for president? CBS 2’s Jim Williams tried to find out.
Walter’s Perspective: My Crystal Ball On Bill Daley’s Plans
So the big “B” boys in the White House, Bill Daley and President Barack Obama, are getting divorced, because – they say – Daley wants to be in Chicago with his family. Or, could it be that Daley wants to be in Chicago to get set to run for governor?
Mayor Emanuel: Chief Of Staff Role Tough On Anybody
Mayor Emanuel, who was White House Chief of Staff before Bill Daley, says Daley can leave the White House with his head held high for a job well done.
Bill Daley Resigning As Obama’s Chief Of Staff
Chicagoan Bill Daley is stepping down as President Barack Obama’s chief of staff at the end of the month, after about a year as the president’s top aide.
Bill Daley To Stay At White House Through 2012 Campaign
Retired Mayor Richard M. Daley’s brother, William Daley, has told President Barack Obama he will stay on as White House Chief of Staff through the 2012 re-election campaign.
Bill Daley Among Senior Staff Who Watched Bin Laden Raid
Among the senior White House staff who watched the death of Osama Bin Laden do down in real time, was Chicagoan and White House Chief of Staff Bill Daley.
AP: Obama Considering Bill Daley For A Top Aide Spot
President Barack Obama is considering naming former Commerce Secretary William Daley to a top White House job, possibly chief of staff, a person familiar with the matter said.



