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Ed O'Callaghan
Ed O'Callaghan is an American Republican lawyer, former co-chief of the terrorism and national security unit of the U.S. Attorney's office in New York, who resigned from the US Attorney's Office in July, 2008 to join John McCain's presidential campaign. One of three leaders of Sarah Palin's Alaska "truth squad," O'Callaghan became the public face of Palin's legal pushback against ethics charges related to her former brother-in-law, the so-called "Troopergate." In March 2009, the law firm Nixon Peabody announced that O'Callaghan had joined its Government Investigations and White Collar Defense Practice Group.〔(March 2009 announcement from Nixon Peabody )〕
==Sarah Palin "truth squad"==
O'Callaghan co-leads what the Anchorage Daily News calls "a cadre of high-powered operatives" described by John McCain's campaign as a "truth squad" to field questions about and push back on attacks against vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin.〔(Anchorage Daily News (September 18, 2008) "Campaign fields Palin questions" )〕 (His two co-leaders are Karl Rove protegee Brian Jones and Washington lawyer Mark Paoletta.)
Paoletta, Jones, and O'Callaghan are "tasked specifically with responding to the sort of viral attacks that have been popping up about Palin’s background and record in Alaska...The public face for this pushback, though, will be woman Republican politicians, a 'truth squad' team designed to highlight attacks on Palin and draw sympathy to her side."〔(Yahoo News (Sep 10, 2008) "Palin team stocked with Bush veterans" )〕 Paoletta and Jones are volunteers while O'Callaghan is on staff.〔(Atlantic (September 9, 2008) "McCain Campaign Stands Up Palin Truth-Squadding Team" )〕
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