Puerto Rico: December 2008 Archives

It seems that way, unless his lack of discretion ends up costing him the nomination:

Adolfo Carrion Jr. revealed in New Haven Friday night that he’s being nominated for a top post in the incoming Obama administration.

Carrion imparted the news at a gathering at Yale’s Slifka Center for Jewish LIfe, according to people present.

During a question and answer session following the talk, Carrion, telling listeners that he was speaking off the record, said he received a call that day from President-Elect Barack Obama’s transition team informing that he will be nominated for a Cabinet post.

Carrion reported receiving text messages and calls throughout the evening congratulating him, including a call from Obama’s choice for secretary of state, U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton.
Either he's pretty sure he's in, or he's pretty cocky.  In any event, I wouldn't be breaking the news beyond my immediate family and close circle of friends until my boss did.

In any event, maybe those clamoring for more Latino faces in the Obama administration can calm down a little bit now.
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