List of U.S. executive branch czars

In the United States, the informal term "czar" (or, less often, "tsar") is employed in media and popular usage to refer to high-level executive-branch officials who oversee a particular policy field. There have never been any U.S. government offices with the formal title "czar". The earliest known use of the term for a U.S. government official was in the administration of Franklin Roosevelt (1933–1945), during which eleven unique positions (or twelve if one were to count "economic czar" and "economic czar of World War II" as distinct) were so described.

The list of those identified as "czars" is based on inescapably subjective judgments, as individuals or offices may be referred to with the nickname by some publications or public figures, while not by others. A more limited (though no less subjective) definition of the term would encompass only those officials appointed without Senate confirmation.

By administration

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Summary table
President Party In office Number of
czar titles 		Number of
appointees 		Appointees not
confirmed by Senate
Franklin D. Roosevelt Democratic 1933–1945 11 19 18
Harry S. Truman 1945–1953 6 5
Dwight D. Eisenhower Republican 1953–1961 1 0
Lyndon B. Johnson Democratic 1963–1969 3 1
Richard Nixon Republican 1969–1974 3 5
Gerald Ford 1974–1977 2
Jimmy Carter Democratic 1977–1981 2 3 2
Ronald Reagan Republican 1981–1989 1
George H. W. Bush 1989–1993 2 3 0
Bill Clinton Democratic 1993–2001 8 11 7
George W. Bush Republican 2001–2009 33 49 28
Barack Obama Democratic 2009–2017 38 50 39
Donald Trump Republican 2017–2021 4 5 4
Joe Biden Democratic 2021-present TBD [needs update] TBD [needs update] TBD [needs update]

The numbers are based upon the sortable list below, which includes further details and references.

Note that the holders of certain official positions have been referred to as "czars" for only part of the time those positions have existed. For example, there has been an Assistant Secretary of Labor for Mine Safety and Health since the passage of the Mine Safety and Health Act of 1977, but the phrase "mine safety czar" has been applied to the position only since the appointment of Richard Stickler to the post in 2006. Similarly, there has been a director of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs since the office was created by the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1980, but the term "regulatory czar" was not applied to the post until 2001.

List of executive branch czars

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The following are executive branch officials who have been described by the media as a czar of some kind.

Czar title Official title Office holder Tenure Type of appointment Appointing administration Senate confirmed
AfPak czar, Afghanistan and Pakistan czar Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan Richard Holbrooke[1] 2009–2010 President appointed Barack Obama
AIDS czar National AIDS Policy Coordinator, Member of White House Domestic Policy Council Kristine Gebbie[2] 1993–1994 Bill Clinton
Director of the Office of National AIDS Policy Patricia Fleming[3] 1993–1997
Director of the Office of National AIDS Policy, Presidential Envoy for AIDS Cooperation Sandra Thurman[4] 1997–2000
Director of the Office of National AIDS Policy Scott Evertz[5] 2001–2002 George W. Bush
Joe O'Neill[6] 2002–2003
Carol Thompson[7] 2004–2006
Jeffrey Crowley[8] 2009–2012 Barack Obama
Grant Colfax[9] 2012–2014
Douglas Brooks[10] 2014–2016
anti-poverty czar, poverty czar Director of Office of Economic Opportunity Sargent Shriver[11] 1965–1969 President nominated, Senate confirmed Lyndon Johnson ✓
Asian Carp czar Asian Carp Director, Council on Environmental Quality John Goss[12] 2010–Unknown Council on Environmental Quality selected Barack Obama
auto czar, car czar Treasury Advisor, Head of the Auto Task Force Steve Rattner[13] 2009 Feb–Jul Sec. of Treasury appointed
Senior Advisor President's Automotive Task Force Ron Bloom[14] 2009–2011 President appointed
auto recovery czar, autoworker czar Member Presidential Task Force on the Auto Industry, Director of Recovery for Auto Communities and Workers Edward B. Montgomery[15] 2009–Unknown
bank bailout czar, Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) czar United States Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Financial Stability, Senior Advisor to Secretary of the Treasury Neel Kashkari[16] 2008–2009 (New position), President nominated, Senate confirmed George W. Bush ✓
bank bailout czar, TARP czar United States Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Financial Stability Herb Allison[17] 2009–2013 President nominated, Senate confirmed Barack Obama
bioethics czar Advisor to the President, Chairman of The President's Council on Bioethics Leon Kass[18] 2001–2005 (New position), Exec order, President appointed George W. Bush
bird flu czar Assistant Secretary of Health and Human Services, Advisor to the President for Public Health Emergency Preparedness Stewart Simonson[19] 2004–2006 (New position), President appointed
birth control czar Deputy Assistant Secretary of Population Affairs, Department of Health and Human Services Eric Keroack[20] 2006–2007 President appointed
border czar U.S. attorney and Special Representative for the Southwest Border, Department of Justice Alan Bersin[21][22] 1995–1998 President nominated, Senate confirmed as U.S. Attorney, Appointed as Special Representative Bill Clinton ✓
Assistant Secretary for International Affairs, Special Representative for Border Affairs, Dept of Homeland Security 2009–2011 Sec of Homeland Security appointed Barack Obama
(Not specified)[a] Thomas Homan[23] 2019 President appointed Donald Trump
Special Assistant to the President and Coordinator for the Southern Border [[Kamala Harris {{{last}}}|Kamala Harris {{{last}}}]][25] 2021–2024 President appointed Joe Biden
budget czar Director of the Office of Management and Budget Mitch Daniels[26] 2001–2003 President nominated, Senate Confirmed George W. Bush ✓
Josh Bolten[27] 2003–2006
Rob Portman[28] 2006–2007
cleanup czar Special Assistant Attorney General (to investigate corruption) Newbold Morris[29] 1952, fired after 63 days by Atty General for demanding records access; AG then forced to resign by President Truman Attorney General appointed Harry Truman
Assistant Secretary for Environmental Management, Department of Energy (nuclear cleanup) Jessie Roberson[30] 2001–2004 President nominated, Senate confirmed George W. Bush ✓
James Rispoli[31] 2005–2008 Sec. of Energy appointed, Senate confirmed
climate czar Assistant to the President and Staff Secretary, President's Coordinator for Climate Change, Senior negotiator at Kyoto and Beuenos Aires negotiations Todd Stern[32] 1997–1999 President appointed Bill Clinton
Special Envoy for Climate Change Todd Stern[33] 2009 Sec. of State appointed Barack Obama
climate czar, energy czar, global warming czar Assistant to the President for Energy and Climate Change Carol Browner[34] 2009–2011 (New position)
copyright czar Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator vacant; position approved but not filled during Bush administration[35] 2008–2009 George W. Bush
Victoria Espinel[36] 2009–2013 (first at position) Barack Obama
communications czar Counselor to the President, Special counselor to the President Dan Bartlett[37] 2005–2007 President appointed George W. Bush
compensation czar, Gulf claims czar, pay czar Special Master for TARP Executive Compensation Kenneth Feinberg[38] 2009–2011, 2014–2016? Sec. of Treasury appointed Barack Obama
consumer czar Special Advisor for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Elizabeth Warren[39] 2010–2011 (New Position), President appointed
cruise czar Fact-Finding Officer for the Federal Maritime Commission Louis E. Sola[40] 2020–2023 President nominated, Senate confirmed Donald Trump
car czar Chief domestic policy advisor and Director of the White House Domestic Policy Council Bruce Reed[41] 1993–2001 (New position), Exec order, President appointed Bill Clinton
cyber security czar, cyber czar Special Advisor to the President on Cybersecurity, Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Richard A. Clarke[42] 2001 Oct – 2003 Feb (New position), President appointed George W. Bush
Director, National Cybersecurity Center Rod Beckstrom[43] 2008–2009 (New position), Presidential directive, President appointed
Director of the White House Office of Cybersecurity, Cybersecurity Coordinator Melissa Hathaway[44] 2009 May–July, Acting czar ; resigned [45] Office created May 31, 2009. Barack Obama
Tom Bossert[46] 2017–2018 Donald Trump
Robert Joyce[47] 2018
czar of censorship Director, Office of Censorship Byron Price[48] 1941–1945 Exec Order, President appointed Franklin Roosevelt
czar of information Director, Office of War Information Elmer Davis[49] 1942–1945
czar of Latin American affairs Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs Thomas C. Mann[50] 1964–1965 President nominated, Senate confirmed Lyndon Johnson ✓
democracy czar Deputy National Security Advisor for Global Democracy Strategy Elliott Abrams[51] 2005–2008 President appointed George W. Bush
domestic czar Special Assistant to the President, domestic policy aide Joseph Califano[52] 1965–1969 Lyndon Johnson
domestic policy czar Chief Domestic Policy Coordinator, Assistant to the President and Senior Advisor to the President, White House Deputy Chief of Staff Karl Rove[53] 2004–2006 George W. Bush
domestic violence czar Advisor to the President and the Vice President on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Issues Lynn Rosenthal[54] 2009 Vice President appointed Barack Obama
drug czar Head of Drug programs, Special Action Office of Drug Abuse Prevention Jerome Jaffe[55] 1971 President appointed Richard Nixon
Director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse and head of the Narcotics Treatment Administration Robert DuPont 1973–1978 Gerald Ford
Director of the White House Drug Abuse Policy (1982), Special Assistant to the President for Drug Abuse (1983), Member of Executive Board of the National Narcotics Border Interdiction System Cabinet Level (1983), Deputy Assistant to the President for Drug Abuse Policy (1985) Carlton Turner[56] 1982–1988 (New position), Exec order, President appointed Ronald Reagan
Director, Office of National Drug Control Policy William Bennett[57] 1989–1990 (New position) created by Congress, President nominated, Senate Confirmed George H. W. Bush ✓
Bob Martinez[58] 1991–1993 President nominated, Senate Confirmed
Director, National Drug Control Policy Lee P. Brown[59] 1993–1995 Bill Clinton
Barry McCaffrey[60] 1996–2001
John P. Walters[61] 2001–2009 George W. Bush
Director, National Drug Control Policy (cabinet rank removed) Gil Kerlikowske[62] 2009–2014 Barack Obama
Director, National Drug Control Policy Michael Botticelli[63] 2015–2017
Ebola czar Ebola Response Coordinator Ron Klain 2014–2015 President appointed
e-commerce czar, e-czar Executive Director, Electronic Commerce Working Group Elizabeth Echols[64] 1998–2000 Vice President appointed Bill Clinton ✓
economic czar, economic czar of World War II Director, Office of Economic Stabilization James F. Byrnes[65] 1942–1943 (New position), Exec order, President appointed Franklin Roosevelt
economic czar Fred M. Vinson[66] 1943–1945 President appointed
William Hammatt Davis[67] 1945–1946
economic czar, big-picture economic czar Chairman, Economic Recovery Advisory Board Paul A. Volcker[68] 2009 Barack Obama
energy czar Director of the Energy Policy Office John Arthur Love[69] 1973 (New position), Exec order, President appointed Richard Nixon
Federal Energy Office Administrator William E. Simon[70] 1973–1974 President appointed
Administrator, Federal Energy Administration John Sawhill[71] 1974
Administrator, Federal Energy Administration, Assistant to the President for Energy Affairs, Executive Director of Energy Resources Council Frank Zarb[72] 1974–1977 Gerald Ford
Director, Department of Energy (cabinet-level position) James Schlesinger[73] 1977–1979 (New position), Legislation enacted, President nominated, Senate confirmed Jimmy Carter ✓
ethics czar, transparency czar Special Counsel to the President for Ethics and Government Reform Norm Eisen[74] 2009–2010 (New position), Exec order, President appointed Barack Obama
White House Counsel Robert Bauer[75] 2010–2011 President appointed
faith-based czar, faith czar Director, White House Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives John DiIulio[76] 2001–2002 (New position), Exec order, President appointed George W. Bush
Jim Towey[77] 2002–2006 President appointed
Jay Hein[78] 2006–2008
faith-based czar Director of the White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships Joshua DuBois[79] 2009–2013 Barack Obama
Melissa Rogers[80] 2013–2014?
food czar Food Administrator and Secretary of Agriculture Claude Wickard[81] 1942–1943 Exec order Franklin Roosevelt
War Food Administrator Chester C. Davis[82] 1943
John Marvin Jones[83] 1943–1945
Chairman Citizens Food Committee Charles Luckman[84] 1947 Sep–Nov President appointed Harry Truman
food safety czar Assistant Commissioner for Food Protection David W. K. Acheson[85] 2007–2008 George W. Bush
foreign aid czar Administrator of the US Agency for International Development (USAID) Randall Tobias[86][87] 2006–2007 President nominated, Senate confirmed ✓
global AIDS czar Coordinator of U.S. Government Activities to Combat HIV/AIDS Globally with the rank of Ambassador 2003–2006 (New position), President nominated, Senate confirmed
Coordinator of U.S.Government Activities to Combat HIV/AIDS Globally, with the rank of Ambassador Mark Dybul[88] 2006–2009 President nominated, Senate confirmed
Great Lakes czar Senior Advisor to the EPA Administrator Cameron Davis[89] 2009–2017 (New position) Barack Obama
green-jobs czar Special Advisor for Green Jobs, Enterprise, and Innovation at the White House, Member of the White House Council on Environmental Quality Van Jones[90] 2009 Apr–Sep President appointed
Guantanamo Base closure czar US Department of State Special Envoy Daniel Fried[91] 2009–2013 Sec. of State appointed
health care czar, technology czar, internet czar, e-czar Senior Advisor for Policy Development Ira Magaziner[92] 1993–1998 President appointed Bill Clinton
health czar Director of the White House Office of Health Reform and Counselor to the President Nancy-Ann DeParle[93] 2009–2011 Exec Order Barack Obama
health czar for the World Trade Center (WTC) Special coordinator to respond to health effects of September 11 attacks, World Trade Center (WTC) Medical Monitoring and Treatment Program, also served as Director, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health John Howard[94] 2006–2008 President Appointed George W. Bush
health IT czar National Coordinator for Health Information Technology, Department of Health and Human Services David Brailer[95] 2004–2006 (New position), Exec order, appointed by Sec. of HHS
David Blumenthal 2009 - Exec order, appointed by Sec. of HHS Barack Obama
homeland security czar Assistant to the President for Homeland Security and Counterterrorism Tom Ridge[96][97] 2001–2002 (New position), Exec Order, President appointed George W. Bush
Secretary, U.S. Department of Homeland Security 2003–2004 (New position), Legislation enacted, President nominated, Senate confirmed ✓
Michael Chertoff[98] 2005–2009 President nominated, Senate confirmed
homeless czar, homelessness czar Executive Director, United States Interagency Council on Homelessness Phil Mangano[99][100] 2002–2008 President appointed
housing czar Housing Expediter in the Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion Wilson Wyatt[101] 1945–1946 (New position), President appointed Harry Truman
Human Trafficking czar Special Advisor in the Office of Domestic Policy Council Heather Fischer[102][103] 2020 Donald Trump
Gulf Coast reconstruction czar, Hurricane Katrina recovery czar Federal Coordinator of Hurricane Katrina Recovery Effort Donald E. Powell[104] 2005–2008 President appointed George W. Bush
inflation czar, anti-inflation czar Special Trade Representative, Chief U.S. trade negotiator Strauss, Robert[105] 1978 Jimmy Carter
inflation czar Advisor to the President, Chairman Council on Wage and Price Stability Alfred E. Kahn[106] 1977–1980
information czar, infotech czar Chief Information Officer at the White House Vivek Kundra[107] 2009–2011 (New position), created by statute, President appointed Barack Obama
Steven VanRoekel[108] 2011–2014 created by statute, President appointed
intelligence czar Director of National Intelligence John Negroponte[109] 2005–2007 (New position), Congress mandated, President nominated, Senate confirmed George W. Bush ✓
John Michael McConnell[110] 2007–2009 President nominated, Senate confirmed
Dennis C. Blair[111] 2009–2010 Barack Obama
James R. Clapper[112] 2010–2017
Iran czar Special Advisor for the Persian Gulf and Southwest Asia (which includes Iran) Dennis Ross[113] 2009–2011 President appointed
manpower czar Director, War Manpower Commission Paul V. McNutt[114] 1942–1945 Exec order Franklin Roosevelt
manufacturing czar Assistant Secretary for manufacturing and services, U.S. Commerce Department Albert Frink[115] 2004–2007 (New position), President nominated, Senate confirmed George W. Bush ✓
Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Manufacturing and Services William G. Sutton[116] 2007–2008 President nominated, Senate confirmed
Senior Counselor for Manufacturing Policy Ron Bloom[14] 2009–2011 President appointed Barack Obama
Middle East czar Special Envoy for Middle East Peace George J. Mitchell[117] Sec. of State appointed
mine safety czar Assistant Secretary of Labor for Mine Safety and Health Richard Stickler[118] 2006–2008 Recess appointment—2 prior presidential nominations were rejected by the Senate George W. Bush
missile czar Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Research and Development Trevor Gardner[119] 1954–1956 Sec. of Defense appointed, Senate confirmed Dwight D. Eisenhower ✓
mobilization czar, civilian economy czar Director, Office of Defense Mobilization Charles Edward Wilson[120] 1950–1952 (New position), Exec order Harry Truman
oil czar Petroleum Coordinator for National Defense, Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes[121] 1941–1946 President nominated, Senate confirmed as Secy of Interior Franklin Roosevelt ✓
patronage czar Postmaster General Post Office Department, Cabinet-level position Robert E. Hannegan[122] 1945–1947 President nominated, Senate confirmed Harry Truman
performance czar United States Chief Performance Officer and Deputy Director for Management at the Office of Management and Budget Jeffrey Zients[123] 2009–2013 Barack Obama
policy czar Assistant to the President for Policy and Strategic Planning Michael Gerson[124] 2005–2006 President appointed George W. Bush
price czar Administrator, Office of Price Administration Leon Henderson[125] 1941–1942 (New position), Exec order, President appointed Franklin Roosevelt
Prentiss M. Brown[126] 1942–1943 President appointed
Chester Bowles[127] 1943–1946
Chairman of the Price Commission Grayson Jackson[128] 1971 (New position), President appointed Richard Nixon
production czar Director, War Production Board Donald M. Nelson[129] 1942–1944 (New position), Exec order, President appointed Franklin Roosevelt
Julius A. Krug[130] 1944–1945 President appointed
public diplomacy czar Special advisor to the President, Undersecretary of State for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs Karen Hughes[131] 2005–2007 President nominated, Senate confirmed George W. Bush ✓
Undersecretary of State for Public Affairs and Public Diplomacy James Glassman[132] 2008–2009
reading czar President's Advisor on Reading First Initiative, Member of the President's Commission on Excellence in Special Education Reid Lyon[133] 2001–2005 President appointed
reconversion czar Director of War Mobilization and Reconversion John W. Snyder[134] 1945–1946 Harry Truman
regulatory czar Director of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs Office of Management and Budget John Graham[135] 2001–2006 President nominated, Senate confirmed George W. Bush ✓
Susan Dudley[136] 2006–2009 Recess appointment, nominee did not receive a Senate vote
Cass Sunstein[137] 2009–2012 President nominated, Senate confirmed Barack Obama ✓
rubber czar Rubber Director Bill Jeffers[138] 1942–1943 (New position), Exec order, appointed by Chairman of War Production Board Franklin Roosevelt
savings & loan czar Director, Office of Thrift Supervision Timothy Ryan[139] 1990–1997 President nominated, Senate confirmed George H. W. Bush ✓
science czar Science Advisor to the President, Director, White House Office of Science and Technology Policy John Marburger[140] 2001 Oct – 2009 Jan George W. Bush
Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy John Holdren[141] 2009–2017 Barack Obama
shipping czar Administrator, War Shipping Administration Emory S. Land[142] 1942–1946 Exec order Franklin Roosevelt
stimulus accountability, stimulus oversight Chairman, Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board Earl Devaney[143] 2009 (New position), created by statute, President appointed Barack Obama
technology czar, chief technology czar Associate Director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Assistant to the President Aneesh Chopra[144] 2009–2012 President nominated, Senate confirmed Barack Obama ✓
terrorism czar, counter-terrorism czar National coordinator for security, infrastructure protection and counter-terrorism, member of National Security Council, cabinet-level position Richard A. Clarke[145][146] 1998 May – 2001 Jan President appointed Bill Clinton
terrorism czar National coordinator for security, infrastructure protection and counter-terrorism, cabinet level rank removed 2001 Jan–Oct (Held over from prior administration) President Clinton appointed George W. Bush
terrorism czar, counterterrorism czar National Director for Combating Terrorism, Deputy National Security Advisor Wayne Downing[147] 2001 Nov – 2002 Jun (New position), President appointed
terrorism czar Assistant to the President for Homeland Security and Counterterrorism John O. Brennan[148] 2009 President appointed Barack Obama
trade czar Senior Policy Advisor in the White House on behalf of the United States Trade Representative. Mary Ryckman 2012 Appointed by USTR Michael Froman in 2012[149] She also represents the USTR on the President's Council on Women and Girls.[150]
transportation czar Director, Office of Defense Transportation Joseph Bartlett Eastman[151] 1941–1944 (New position), Exec order, President appointed Franklin Roosevelt
J. Monroe Johnson[152] 1944–1949 President appointed
urban affairs czar Director of the White House Office of Urban Affairs Policy Adolfo Carrion[153] 2009–2010 Exec Order, President appointed Barack Obama
war czar Assistant to the President and Deputy National Security Advisor for Iraq and Afghanistan Douglas Lute[154] 2007–2009 (New position), President nominated, Senate confirmed George W. Bush ✓
2009–2010? (Held over from prior administration) President Bush nominated, Senate confirmed Barack Obama
weapons czar Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics (AT&L) Ashton Carter[155] 2009 President nominated, Senate confirmed
weapons of mass destruction czar, nonproliferation czar Special Assistant to the President and White House Coordinator for Arms Control and Weapons of Mass Destruction, Proliferation, and Terrorism Gary Samore[156] 2009–2013 President appointed
weatherization czar Program Manager, Office of Weatherization and Intergovernmental Program, U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) Gil Sperling[157] 2008–Unknown Career incumbent, retained from George W. Bush administration
George W. Bush
COVID-19 czar Counselor to the President of the United States Jeff Zients 2021–2022 President appointed Joe Biden
White House COVID-19 response coordinator Ashish Jha 2022–present

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^ A "border czar" was named,[23] but never formally appointed.[24]

References

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  21. ^ Ellingwood, Ken. "'Border Czar' Ends a Highly Visible Reign", Los Angeles Times, Jun 28, 1998.
  22. ^ "Secretary Napolitano Appoints Alan Bersin", U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Apr 15, 2009. Dibble, Sandra. "Bersin to focus on violence in 2nd tour as border czar", Union-Tribune, Apr 16, 2009. Not a new position, no Senate confirm required. 2008 Plum Book, p. 79, GPOAccess.gov.
  23. ^ a b Shear, Michael D.; Kanno-Youngs, Zolan (June 14, 2019). "Trump Appoints a Loyalist as 'Border Czar' in Latest Immigration Reshuffle". The New York Times. Retrieved July 25, 2024. [Thomas D. Homan will] be a border czar," Mr. Trump said, announcing the appointment during a phone interview on "Fox & Friends." "He'll be very much involved in the border. He'll be reporting directly to me. He'll be probably working out of the White House but spending a lot of time at the border."
  24. ^ {{Cite news|last1=Kaufman |first1=Ellie |date=2019-07-12 |title=Former ICE official trades heated words with lawmakers at hearing |language=en-US |work=CNN |url=https://www.cnn.com/2019/07/12/politics/thomas-homan-fiery-exchanges-congress-hearing/index.html%7Caccess-date=2024-07-25%7Cquote=Homan said he had not accepted any position with the administration.
  25. ^ Shear, Michael D.; Kanno-Youngs, Zolan; Rogers, Katie (April 9, 2021). "White House Border Coordinator to Step Down". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved July 25, 2024.
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  54. ^ "Vice President Biden Announces", WhiteHouse.gov, Jun 26, 2009. Works out of the Office of the Vice President Erbe, Bonnie. "Obama's Endless Czar List Now Includes a Domestic Violence Aide", U.S. News blogs, Jun 29, 2009, Archived by WebCite.
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  57. ^ Thomas LOC Presidential Nominations. PN141-101, confirmed Mar 9, 1989. "The Drug Czar's Coherent Legacy - The New York Times", New York Times Nov 11, 1990.
  58. ^ Thomas LOC Presidential Nominations. PN65-102, confirmed Mar 21, 1991, successor nominated Jun, 1993.
  59. ^ Thomas LOC Presidential Nominations. PN361-103, confirmed Senate Jun 16, 1993.
  60. ^ Ostrow, Ronald. "Swift Approval Seen for Drug Czar", LA Times, Feb 26, 1996. Thomas LOC Presidential Nominations. PN840-104, confirmed Feb 29, 1996.
  61. ^ Thomas LOC Presidential Nominations. PN965-107, confirmed Dec 5, 2001. Kraul, Chris. "U.S. drug czar points finger at Chavez", Los Angeles Times, Jan 21, 2008.
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  68. ^ Hamburger, Tom and Parsons, Christi. "President Obama's czar system concerns some", Los Angeles Times, Mar 5, 2009. Coile, Zachary. "Obama's big task: managing the best, brightest", San Francisco Chronicle, Jan 11, 2009.
  69. ^ Lovley, Erika. "Czar (n): An insult; a problem-solver", Politico, Oct 21, 2008. Energy Policy Office Archived 2009-12-16 at the Wayback Machine, Nixon Presidential Library
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  73. ^ "Schlesinger's Czardom Takes Shape", Time, Mar. 07, 1977. "Carter's Great Purge" Jul 30, 1979.
  74. ^ "Norm Eisen Gets Ambassador Gig Leaving White House 'Ethics Czar' Post Vacant", The Huffington Post, June 29, 2010 "Timothy P. Carney: Obama closes curtain on transparency" Archived 2010-08-29 at the Wayback Machine, The Examiner, August 12, 2010.
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  77. ^ Faith Czar Towey blasts 'militant secularism' at Catholic men's event", Church & State, Mar 2005, "Archived by Webcite". "President names Towey as Director of the Faith-Based & Community Initiatives", Feb 1, 2002. Jim Towey Whitehouse Bio.
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  79. ^ Boorstein, Michelle; Shear, Michael D. "DuBois, 26, to Head Faith Office", Washington Post, Jan 29, 2009. Goldstein, Laurie. "Leaders Say Obama Has Tapped Pastor for Outreach Office", The New York Times, Jan 28, 2009.Mason, Julie. "Obama focuses more on issue czars, less on Cabinet"[permanent dead link], San Francisco Examiner, Apr 21, 2009.
  80. ^ Weiner, Rachel. "Melissa Rogers promises continuity in faith-based office", Washington Post, Mar 22, 2013.
  81. ^ American Presidency ProjectExecutive Order 9280 Delegating Authority Over the Food Program to the Secretary of Agriculture, Dec 5, 1942. "FOOD: The Tenth Czar", Time, Apr 5, 1943."U.S. At War: Trouble Ahead"Time, Feb 15, 1943.
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  85. ^ Seabrook, Andrea."What's With This 'Czar' Talk?", NPR, May 16, 2007. Benen, Steve. "Wish upon a Czar", American Prospect, May 9. 2007, archived by WebCite. Zaldivar, Ricardo Alonso. "Can new food safety czar mend "broken" system?", The Seattle Times, May 2, 2007
  86. ^ "Morality Gets a Message", The Nation, May 10. 2007. Thomas LOC Presidential Nominations. PN1330-109, confirmed Mar 29. 2009. PN603-110, resigned May 2007.
  87. ^ Epstein, Edward. Retired drug company executive named global AIDS czar, San Francisco Chronicle, Jul 3, 2003, archived by WebCite. Thomas LOC Presidential Nominations. PN932-108, confirmed Oct 3, 2003. Enter search PN1815-109, successor nominated Jul 18, 2006.
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  89. ^ Flesher, John, A.P. EPA appoints Great Lakes cleanup czar, Jun 4, 2009. Archived by WebCite.
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  92. ^ Pear, Robert.Washington at Work; An Idealist's New Task: To Revamp Health Care Feb 26, 1993. Solomon, Jolie. "For Magaziner, Reform Is The Road To Paradise", Newsweek, Sep 20, 1993. Maria Seminerio (December 1, 1998). "US Report: US to spur third-world e-commerce". ZDNet. "White House Rejects Call to Can Internet Czar". Wired News. December 29, 1997. Richard S. Dunham (November 3, 1999). "She's Weaving Web Policy from the West Wing". Business Week.
  93. ^ Office of Press Secretary. Executive Order, Establishment of the White House Office of Health Reform Archived 2009-05-14 at the Wayback Machine, WhiteHouse.gov, Apr 8, 2009. Brown, Carrie Budoff. Obama taps DeParle as health czar, Politico, Mar 2, 2009.
  94. ^ AP."New York lawmakers ask Obama to rehire 9/11 health czar", Feb 23, 2009. AP. "Bush administration to replace health czar for World Trade Center", AJC.com, Jul 4, 2008. "The World Trade Center (WTC)Medical Monitoring and Treatment Program - A Unique NIOSH Funded Program for the Heroes of 9/11",CDC.gov, Pub. 109, 2007.
  95. ^ News Release. "Secretary Thompson, Seeking Fastest Possible Results, Names First Health Information Technology Coordinator", May 6, 2004. "David J. Brailer Resigns as Health IT Czar", "ANSI News, Apr 20, 2006.
  96. ^ "Defender In Chief"] Time, Nov 5, 2001. Romesh, Ratnesar "Can He Fix It", Time, Jun 17, 2002. American Presidency Project. Swearing-In Ceremony, Oct 8, 2001.
  97. ^ Thomas LOC Presidential Nomination: PN1-108, Confirmed, Jan 7, 2003. American Presidency Project. Statement on the Resignation, Nov 30, 2004]
  98. ^ Ireland, Doug."Dirty Little Secrets Bush’s Homeland Security czar Mike Chertoff and his days in New Jersey", LAWeekly.com, Jan 13, 2005, archived by WebCite. Michael Chertoff "US Homeland Security Czar", NNDB.com Retrieved Aug 12, 2009. "Bush names new US security chief", BBC.com.
  99. ^ "Phil Magano" The Bush administration's homeless czar talks, LA Times, Oct 4, 2007. Appointed in Mar 2002, UniverCity Connections, Phil Magano biography Archived 2011-07-28 at the Wayback Machine. Participated in 2008 study as Director of ICH, Philip Magano Commencement Address Archived 2009-09-18 at the Wayback Machine, Apr 2009.
  100. ^ Swope, Christopler, "PUBLIC OFFICIALS of the YEAR: Philip Mangano,2006 HONOREE, Executive Director, U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness", Governing magazine, 2006
  101. ^ Pearson, Drew. "The Daily Washington Merry-Go-Round, Rooking War Veterans", Prescott Evening Courier, Apr 13, 1946. American Presidency Project. "Letter to Wilson Wyatt Appointing Him Housing Expediter", Dec 12, 1945. American Presidency Project. "Letter Accepting Resignation of Wilson Wyatt as Housing Expediter" Dec 4, 1946.
  102. ^ Hughes, Clyde (January 31, 2020). "President Donald Trump to create White House office to fight, prosecute human traffickers". UPI.com. Retrieved November 19, 2021.
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  104. ^ Seabrook, Andrea."What's With This 'Czar' Talk?", NPR, May 16, 2007. Hsu, Spencer."A Bush Loyalist Tackles Katrina Recovery", Washington Post, Nov 20, 2005. Wald, Matthew L. "Bush’s Czar to Rebuild Gulf Coast Is Resigning", New York Times, Mar 1, 2008.
  105. ^ Time, Apr 24, 1978. Loeb, Marshall. "What Might Have Been",Time, Nov 6, 1978. Glassman, James K. Close, But No Big Czar, ReasonOnLine.com, Dec 18, 2000.
  106. ^ "Inflation Czar Will Take Apart His Title" Archived 2011-10-01 at the Wayback Machine, Cornell Chronicle, Jul 14, 1983.
  107. ^ Thomas LOC. E Government Act, 2002 Archived 2009-01-18 at the Wayback Machine. President Obama Names Vivek Kundra Archived 2009-03-06 at the Wayback Machine,WhiteHouse.gov, Mar 9, 2009. Carpenter, Amanda. "Hot Button", Washington Times, Jun 15, 2009, archived by WebCite.
  108. ^ "White House Picks New Information Chief - The New York Times". The New York Times. August 4, 2011. Retrieved November 19, 2021.
  109. ^ "Bush Backs Creation of Intelligence Czar", Thomas LOC Presidential Nominations. PN329-109, confirmed Apr 21, 2005. "Negroponte picked for intelligence czar",MSNBC.com, Feb 17, 2005. [1] "White House Counsel Harriet Miers Resigns, Negroponte to Shift Seats" Fox News, Jan 04, 2007.
  110. ^ Branigin, William. "Bush Backs Creation of Intelligence Czar", "Intelligence czar reveals details"Virginian Pilot, Aug 23, 2007. Thomas LOC Presidential Nominations. PN206-110, confirmed Feb 07, 2007.
  111. ^ Eisler, Peter. "Obama's choice of Blair as intelligence czar covers bases", USA Today, Jan 8, 2009. Thomas LOC Presidential Nominations. PN65-01-111, confirmed, Jan 28, 2009.
  112. ^ Mason, Jeff. "Obama names retired general new intelligence chief", "Reuters", June 5, 2010.
  113. ^ Holland, Steve. "Obama fashions a government of many czars", Reuters, May 29, 2009, archived by WebCite.
  114. ^ "U.S. At War: Trouble Ahead"Time, Feb 15, 1943. American Presidency Project. Exec Order establishing the commission Archived 2012-09-18 at the Wayback Machine, "Exec Order assigning functions to the Dept of Labor.
  115. ^ Set Aside Alert."President Bush has nominated Albert Frink","AllBusiness.com", Apr 16, 2004. "Senators tell government's new Mfg. czar to concentrate on China and unfair trade", Manufacturing and Technology News Jul 24, 2004. Price, Deb. "The invisible manufacturing czar", The Detroit News, Apr 28, 2006. Klein, Liese. "Manufacturing Czar Steps Down[permanent dead link], Business New Haven, Jan 8, 2007, archived by WebCite.
  116. ^ New Manufacturing 'Czar' Will Have a Full Plate of Issues" Archived 2011-07-24 at the Wayback Machine, MA News, Sep 29, 2007. Thomas LOC Presidential Nominations. PN522-110, confirmed Aug 03, 2007.
  117. ^ Bureaus reporting directly to the Secretary. "Special Envoy for Middle East Peace", State.gov. Fletcher, Michael A. and Dennis, Brady.Obama's Many Policy 'Czars' Draw Ire From Conservatives, Washington Post, Sep 16, 2009.
  118. ^ "Questionable concern about mine safety", San Diego Union Tribune, Aug 23, 2007. "The deeper danger of Crandall Canyon", Los Angeles Times, Aug 23, 2007. "Richard Stickler: Mine Safety Czar Fails To Live Up To His Name[permanent dead link] Utah Mining Association Newsletter, Jan 8, 2008. Position is Presidential Appointment, Senate Confirmed per 2008 Plum Book 2008 Plum Book Archived 2009-08-09 at the Wayback Machine
  119. ^ "History of Minuteman Missile Sites, National Park Service, 1995, archived by WebCite. "Knowland tells why he backed Gardner delay", LA Times Archives, Aug 20, 1954. "The Administration, Trevor & the Missiles", Time, Feb 20, 1956.
  120. ^ "Wilson Gets Blank Check as Czar of Mobilization", The Evening Independent, Dec 16, 1950, page 1. Paul G. Pierpaoli Jr. Truman’s Other War:The Battle for the American Homefront, 1950–1953, Organization of American Historians, OAH Magazine of History, Volume 14, No 3, Spring 2000. American Presidency Project/ Resignation Archived 2008-11-29 at the Wayback Machine, Mar 30, 1952.
  121. ^ "Tracking the Oil", Time, Sep 8, 1941. "Oil In Search of a Policy", Time, Dec 27, 1943. American Presidency Project. "Appointment of Harold L. Ickes as Petroleum Coordinator for National Defense" Archived 2008-11-01 at the Wayback Machine, May 28, 1941. Text of Secretary Ickes' Letter of Resignation to the President Ending 13 Years in Office, New York Times, Feb 14, 1946.
  122. ^ Pearson, Drew. "Drew Pearson on Washington Merry-Go-Round, Sec. Ickes' Last Battle", Virgin Island Daily News, Feb 19, 1946. American Presidency Project. Nominated, Resigned Archived 2012-09-18 at the Wayback Machine
  123. ^ Thomas LOC, Presidential Nomination: PN418-111, confirmed June 19, 2009. Goler, Wendell."Obama's Army of Czars Raises Concerns About Executive Power", FoxNews.com, Jul 16, 2009, archived by WebCite
  124. ^ Sullivan, Andrew. "Too tired to think: team Bush loses its way", Times On Line, Mar 13, 2006. archived by Webcite. American Presidency Project. "Press Gaggle with Scott McClellan", Feb 8, 2005. Rutenberg, Jim. "Adviser who shaped Bush's speeches is leaving", New York Times, Jun 15, 2006.
  125. ^ "Henderson Quits Price Czar Job", St. Petersburg Times, Jan 17, 1943. Exec Order establishing the Office of Price Administration and Civilian Supply, Apr 11, 1941. Press Conference, Apr 11, 1941. "Henderson Quits:Capital Expects Brown to Head OPA", New York Times, Dec 17, 1942.
  126. ^ "U.S. At War: Enter Grimly", Time, Dec 28, 1942.
  127. ^ Appointed 1943 Archived 2009-08-21 at the Wayback Machine. American Presidency Project. "Statement by the President Commending the Office of Price Administration", ended May 1, 1945. Archived 2009-10-31.
  128. ^ American Presidency Project. Remarks at a Meeting of the Cost of Living Council, Nov 15, 1971. "The Economy: The Take-Charge Price Czar", Time, Dec 20, 1971.
  129. ^ "U.S. At War: Trouble Ahead"Time, Feb 15, 1943. American Presidency Project."Executive Order 9024 Establishing the War Production Board", Jan 16, 1942.
  130. ^ American Presidency Project. "Letter Accepting Resignation of J. A. Krug as Chairman of the War Production Board", Oct 5, 1945.
  131. ^ Kamen, Al. "Instead of Plum Appointments, Maybe A Lump of Coal", Washington Post, Dec 14, 2007. Thomas LOC Presidential Nominations. PN679-109, confirmed Jul 29, 2005.
  132. ^ Thomas LOC Presidential Nominations. PN1133-110, confirmed Jun 4, 2008. Kamen, Al. "Get Thee to an Airport"Washington Post, Jun 10, 2008.
  133. ^ Manzo, Kathleen Kennedy. "National Reading Czar to Leave Public Sector for Teacher Ed. Venture". "Education Week", Jun 8, 2005. "G. Reid Lyon, PhD—Ex-officio Member of the President's Commission on Excellence in Special Education" Archived 2009-05-13 at the Wayback Machine, Archived Information, U.S Department of Education, Dec 13, 2001.
  134. ^ Pearson, Drew. "Truman's First 6 Months Good President Needs To Watch Friends", St. Petersburg Times, Oct 12, 1945, p. 6. "Oral History Interviews with John W. Snyder", TrumanLibrary.org
  135. ^ "Regulations Czar Prefers New Path",New York Times, Mar 21, 2001. Thomas LOC Presidential Nominations. PN213-107 confirmed Jul 19, 2001, PN1875-109, successor nominated, Aug 1, 2006.
  136. ^ Hoover, Kent. "Bush appoints regulatory czar, avoids confirmation battle", BizJournals.com, April 16, 2007. Thomas LOC Presidential Nominations. PN1875-109, Aug 1, 2006, PN94-110, Jan 9, 2007, PN577-110, Jan 2, 2009, never confirmed. Stayed in office as a recess appointment. Weisman, Jonathan and Bravin, Jess "Obama's Regulatory Czar Likely to Set a New Tone", The Wall Street Journal, Jan 8, 2009.
  137. ^ Thomas LOC Presidential Nominations. PN323-111, confirmed Sep 9, 2009. Weisman, Jonathan and Bravin Jess. Obama's Regulatory Czar Likely to Set a New Tone, Wall Street Journal, Jan 8, 2009.
  138. ^ American Presidency Project. "Executive Order 9246 on Coordination and Control of the Rubber Program" Sep 17, 1942. Jeffers appointed on Sep 17, 1942. Eiler, Keith E. "Mobilizing America: Robert P. Patterson and the war effort, 1940–1945", Cornell Univ Press, 1997, p. 272. "Confident Exit",Time, Sep 13, 1943
  139. ^ "People - Ryan in Wings as Savings and Loan Czar", Los Angeles Times, Mar 9, 1990. Thomas LOC Presidential Nominations. PN1161-101, confirmed, PN196-105 successor nominated.
  140. ^ Special Report Tech. "A Talk with Bush's Science Czar", Mar 16, 2004. About OSTP. "Previous Science Advisors" "OSTP.gov"
  141. ^ Goler, Wendell. Questions Raised Over Influence of Obama 'Czars', FoxNews.com, July 13, 2009. Jones, Richard M. Senate Confirms Holdren as new OSTP Director, American Institute of Physics Bulletin of Science and Policy News, Mar 20, 2009. Archived by Webcite
  142. ^ "Failure", Time, May 18, 1942. American Presidency Project. Executive Order Establishing the War Shipping Administration, Feb 7, 1942. American Presidency Project. Letter Accepting Resignation of Admiral Land as Administrator, War Shipping Administration, Jan 4, 1946
  143. ^ Position created statute: American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 HR1, 2009. Halperin, Mark. "Obama to Name Stimulus Oversight Czar", Time, Feb 22, 2009.
  144. ^ Thomas LOC Presidential Nominations: PN426, confirmed by Senate as Assoc Dir. of OSTP, May 19, 2009. Weekly Address Archived 2009-11-01 at the Wayback Machine, WhiteHouse.gov, Apr 18, 2009.
  145. ^ Position created.Presidential Decision Directive 63 Archived 2010-05-27 at the Wayback Machine, May 1998. "Leung, Rebecca. "Clarke's Take On Terror", CBS News, Mar 21, 2004, archived by WebCite. Borger, Julian. Bush ignored terror threat, claims ex-aide, UK Guardian, Mar 22, 2004, archived by WebCite.
  146. ^ Leung, Rebecca."Clarke's Take On Terror", CBS News, Mar 21, 2004, archived by Webcite. Borger, Julian. "Bush ignored terror threat, claims ex-aide", The Guardian, Mar 22, 2004, archived by WebCite.
  147. ^ Office of Press Secretary. Personnel Announcement, GeorgeWBushWhitehouse.com, Oct 9, 2001. Bernstein, Adam. "Gen. Wayne Downing, Deputy National Security Adviser", Washington Post, Jul 18, 2007. Calmes, Jackie. "Corporate Crimes Strain Agencies Already Tasked With Antiterrorism", Wall Street Journal, Jun 22, 2002, archived by Webcite.
  148. ^ Smith, R. Jeffrey. Obama Taps CIA Veteran As Adviser On Terror, Washington Post, Jan 8, 2009. Carpenter, Amanda. [https://web.archive.org/web/20090618071426/http://washingtontimes.com/news/2009/jun/15/hot-button-18545829/ "Hot Button", Washington Times, Jun 15, 2009. archived by WebCite.
  149. ^ "Summary of the September 13, 2012 Meeting of the Board Of Directors of the Millennium Challenge Corporation, from the MCC.gov website" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on February 21, 2014. Retrieved February 15, 2014.
  150. ^ "Council on Women and Girls, White House Website". Archived from the original on May 10, 2013.
  151. ^ Tucker, Ray. "News Behind the News" The Evening Independent, Jul 16, 1941. American Presidency Project. Executive Order establishing the office. Dec 18, 1941.
  152. ^ J. Monroe Johnson Papers, 1894–1964 University S Carolina Libraries. United Press. "Transport Plan in Operation Eugene Register-Guard, May 24, 1946. American Presidency Project"Exec Order 10065 - Termination of the Office of Defense Transportation", Jul 6, 1949.
  153. ^ Office of the Press Secretary. President Barack Obama Announces Key White House Posts Archived 2009-07-15 at the Wayback Machine, WhiteHouse.gov, Feb 19, 2009. Meckler, Laura. 'Czars' Ascend at White House, Wall Street Journal, Dec 15, 2008.
  154. ^ "Bush picks Gen. Lute as "war czar" for Iraq", Stolberg, Sheryl. [2], New York Times, May 16, 2007. Thomas LOC Presidential Nominations. PN599-110 confirmed Jun 28, 2007.
  155. ^ Cole, August. "Obama's Pick for Weapons Czar Will Target Cost Overruns", Wall Street Journal, Mar 26, 2009. Thomas LOC Presidential Nominations. PN207-111, confirmed Apr 23, 2009.
  156. ^ "Gary Samore Tapped for Weapons of Mass Destruction 'Czar'", Fox News, Jan 29, 2009. Arms Control Update. "Press Briefing by Gary Samore and Denis McDonough", Apr 5, 2009.
  157. ^ Sickinger, Ted. "Energy efficiency advocates press state for speedy action on new programs", The Oregonian, Aug 13, 2009. "Weatherization Assistance Program Technical Assistance Center" Archived 2009-09-18 at the Wayback Machine, Retrieved September 2, 2009 "Plum Book" Archived 2009-08-09 at the Wayback Machine, GPOAccess.gov
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