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Bush to Name Fred Fielding as White House Counsel

HeadlineJan 09, 2007

President Bush is expected to name Fred Fielding as his new White House counsel this week replacing Harriet Miers. Fielding was deputy counsel to President Nixon under John Dean and was White House counsel for the first five years of Ronald Reagan’s presidency. In recent years he has headed up the lobbying practice at the law firm, Wiley Rein & Fielding. He is a close friend of Vice President Cheney and has served as an informal adviser to him.

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