Heritage Foundation expected to name new president by Christmas

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As Republicans struggle to make policy on Capitol Hill, the Heritage Foundation has wrestled with an ongoing personnel dilemma: Who should succeed Jim DeMint as permanent president? That office has remained vacant for 230 days.

But sources inside and outside the conservative think tank hope the wait will soon be over. A decision will come, they’ve been told, before Christmas.

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