The New York Times reported that White House Chief of Staff Ron Klein intends to step down in the coming weeks.
And according to what the paper said, White House Chief of Staff Ron Klein is expected to step down in the coming weeks, in what would be the most important resignation the Biden administration has witnessed since he took over two years ago, and this administration was considered relatively stable compared to previous administrations..
According to The New York Times, Klein has privately told colleagues that he intends to step down after the midterm elections and has been looking for a replacement ever since.. It is not yet clear if a successor has already been chosen and when Klein will officially announce his resignation..
However, sources told the newspaper that the announcement of the resignation would likely come after Biden’s address to Congress next month..
Klein has served as Biden’s chief of staff since the president took office in 2021, a position longer than a colleague has served as any other Democratic president in more than 50 years..
Klein is expected to remain in office to ensure a smooth transition to his successor, who will now take up the position amid a bitter battle for the White House..
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