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SSA commissioner O’Malley Set to Resign 11/29
CBS News reports that Social Security Administration Martin O’Malley has resigned from his position with the office as part of his candidacy for chairmanship of the Democratic National Committee (DNC). Commissioner O’Malley was appointed as the 17th SSA Commissioner in December of last year, serving previously as Maryland Governor (2007-2015) and Baltimore Mayor (1999-2007). Read the CBS News post here, and stay tuned for further news on what happens next with the SSA Commissioner position.
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