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First son : the biography of Richard M. Daley
by Koeneman, Keith in Daley, Richard M. 1942- , Mayors Illinois Chicago Biography. , Chicago (Ill.) Politics and government 1951-
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Brothers-in-charms
Brothers-in-charms
by Koeneman, Keith in Autobiographies , Brothers Emanuel , Emanuel, Ezekiel
2013
  Zeke as a bioethicist; Ari as a powerful Hollywood talent agent; and Rahm, of course, as White House chief of staff for President Obama before being elected mayor of Chicago. Because of their mother's passionate political views, the young Emanuel brothers \"assumed that everyone took great personal interest in civil rights, the needs of the poor, and the growing American involvement in Vietnam.
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