The chief idea man starts to think out the campaign
"I've spent almost half my life working for Jimmy Carter, "says Hamilton Jordan, 35, the President's idea man and Chief of Staff. His off-hours behavior drew such heavy criticism that Jordan decided a year ago to drop out of public view. Now he will re-emerge from the White House to work on Carter's reelection. TIME Washington Bureau Chief Robert Ajemian talked to Jordan and wrote this report:
It happens often to a good idea man: the boss becomes attached to him, and so dependent that...
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