Stumping For Chocolate

摘要

Few former Bush aides still have a foothold in the Pentagon, but Christian Edwards and his sister, Dana Mana-tos-both of whom were aides for President George W. Bush-are more firmly ensconced there than ever. This time, as chocolatiers.rnEdwards, 33, landed a job in the White House's advance office after volunteering on Bush's 2000 campaign. When Manatos graduated from college in 2003, she joined him. While Edwards traveled with Bush, Manatos, 30, plotted the President's schedule in five-minute slots. Both were promoted in 2005, but after years of sleeping with their BlackBerrys decided to leave during the summer of 2007. "It was a difficult decision," says Edwards. "We got to know the President in a way most people couldn't."