http://voices.washingtonpost.com/44/2009/09/10/beck_strikes_again_yosi_sargen.html?wprss=44The National Endowment for the Arts has reassigned former communications director Yosi Sergant, who had become the latest target of FOX News talk show host Glenn Beck.
Acting NEA communications director Victoria Hutter said Thursday that Sergant had left the communications post. The move came after he had come under attack from Beck, a conservative commentator who accused Sergant of attempting to use taxpayer money to fund art to support the president's initiatives.
Sergant's reassignment came after the resignation last weekend of environmental adviser Van Jones, who had been criticized for weeks by Beck.
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In recent weeks, Beck also had trained his sights on Harvard University law professor Cass Sunstein, a friend of President Obama whose nomination to head the White House Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs had been stuck since January.
But the Senate confirmed Sunstein's appointment Thursday afternoon, after voting to end debate on the nomination the previous evening.Senate Confirms Harvard Professor to Oversee Regulatory Affairs
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