Sestak says the advisory panel posts he might have had were "either intelligence or defense." He says he cut off Clinton, in whose White House he worked as a Navy officer. He says Clinton told him the offers came from White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel.
Sestak: Conversation with Clinton less than a minute
WASHINGTON
Sestak on Friday told reporters he never considered any position
the White House was willing to offer in its attempt to ease the way
for Sen. Arlen Specter in the Democratic primary. The White House
says it used Clinton as a go-between to try and avoid a messy
primary.
