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'''Adolfo Carrion Jr.''' (1961 - ) is a [[Democratic]] politician of [[Hispanic]] ancestry. He was the Bronx borough president for six and a half years in New York. In 1997, Carrión  won a seat in the [[New York]] City Council. On February 19, 2009, President [[Barack Obama]] announced the appointment of Carrion to be Director of the new White House [[Office of Urban Affairs]]. In the midst of his appointment, it was revealed that Carrion was involved in a number of [[pay to play]] scandals. [http://blogs.dailymail.com/donsurber/2009/03/01/another-day-another-scandal-from-team-obama/]
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'''Adolfo Carrion Jr.''' (1961 - ) is a [[Democratic]] politician of [[Hispanic]] ancestry. In 1997, Carrión  won a seat in the [[New York]] City Council. On February 19, 2009, President [[Barack Obama]] announced the appointment of Carrion to be Director of the new White House [[Office of Urban Affairs]].
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''We will eradicate poverty by investing in our most important asset: our children and families.'' (Speech in 2007) [http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/03/us/politics/03web-carrion.html?_r=1]
 
''We will eradicate poverty by investing in our most important asset: our children and families.'' (Speech in 2007) [http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/03/us/politics/03web-carrion.html?_r=1]

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Adolfo Carrion Jr. (1961 - ) is a Democratic politician of Hispanic ancestry. In 1997, Carrión won a seat in the New York City Council. On February 19, 2009, President Barack Obama announced the appointment of Carrion to be Director of the new White House Office of Urban Affairs.

We will eradicate poverty by investing in our most important asset: our children and families. (Speech in 2007) [1]

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