Obama-era White House counsel hired by Kochavi amid vague intelligence‑operations claims
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The passage links a former senior Obama administration official to a private individual (Kochavi) with alleged global intelligence activities, suggesting a possible conduit for influence or legal shie Kathy Ruemmler, former White House counsel under Obama, was hired by Kochavi. Ruemmler previously considered for U.S. Attorney General, indicating high-level connections. The hiring is framed as a pr
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