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Former Goldman Sachs executive Neel Kashkari plans to challenge California Governor Jerry Brown, reports Bloomberg.
It adds Kashkari—who was selected by ex-Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson to help rescue the U.S. banking system—“ran the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program under President George W. Bush.”
And Kashkari has now “assembled a team of Republican campaign strategists” to help him take on Brown, who has already raised millions for a possible re-election run. Read more.
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