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Sen. Harry Reid Announces Chief of Staff Changes

Sen. Harry Reid and David Krone
Associated Press

David Krone is stepping out of the background for his new post as Reid's chief of staff.

Sen. Harry Reid, D-NV announced Thursday that his longtime chief of staff, David Krone, is leaving. Krone has been a loyal and fiercely competitive supporter of Reid.

As KNPR's State of Nevada learned a few months ago in an interview with the New York Times, Krone is known as a combative operative on Capital Hill. He even once clashed with President Barack Obama, breaking in on what was supposed to be a private conversation between Obama and Reid.  

David Krone was a cable television executive when he met Sen Reid in 1992. He joined Reid's office as chief of staff in 2011. The two men are very close.

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“David is someone I can say, and it doesn’t affect my manhood at all..." Reid told the New York Times. “I love David Krone.”

 

Former Senate Sergeant-At-Arms Drew Willison will replace Krone as Reid's chief of staff.

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