Michael Deaver

Deputy White House Chief of Staff

Michael Deaver - Deputy White House Chief of Staff
Born

April 11th, 1938
86 years ago

Died

August 18th, 2007
17 years ago — 69 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

United States

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Served as Deputy White House Chief of Staff under President Ronald Reagan. Played a key role in the public relations strategy of the Reagan administration. Was influential in crafting the administration's image and communications. Worked on the 1984 presidential campaign, which resulted in Reagan's re-election. Continued a career in political consulting after leaving the government, advising clients on strategy and public image.

Served as Deputy White House Chief of Staff

Played a significant role in Reagan's re-election campaign

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