A、intelligence director B、chief administrator C、head of America’s central command in Iraq D、America’s top military commander in

More shuffling was in the Bush administration, President Bush today said, in addition to moving intelligence director John Negroponte to the No. 2 slotted at the State Department. He is proposing that Mike McConnell take over Negroponte’s job. Mr. Bush is calling on the Senate act quickly to confirm both men. President is also making changes in top command leadership in Iraq ahead of the expected release next week of the administration’s new policy plan for the now fully nearly 4-year-old Iraq War. The president will nominate Admiral William Fallon to replace General John Abizaid as the head of U. S. central command. America’s top military commander in Iraq, General George Casey, will be replaced by Lieutenant General David Petraeus.
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