Top Biden adviser Anita Dunn will depart the White House on Thursday as her temporary position concludes, though she will still play a key role as an outside counselor to Biden
Anita Dunn, left, senior adviser to President Joe Biden, arrives for a July 22 lunch meeting with Senate Democrats. | Chip Somodevilla/Getty ImagesTop Biden adviser Anita Dunn will depart the White House on Thursday as her temporary position concludes, though she will still play a key role as an outside counselor to President Joe Biden — similar to how she served in the Obama years.confirming the news first reported by Axios.
She had stayed in the senior adviser post longer than expected but had always envisioned being in a place to help see Biden’s economic agenda gain steam in Congress. The Senate this week voted in favor of the president’s infrastructure bill and passed a budget that could serve as a vehicle for his social spending package. Both have uncertain fates in the House.
Dunn’s new role as a close confidant will be similar to how her role evolved in the Obama era. She served as a top aide for President Barack Obama early in his presidency before shifting to a consigliere of sorts in the later years.
Dunn was by Biden’s side through his campaign and was pivotal in the early days of his presidency as he constructed his administration. The senior adviser played a key role in placing women in senior roles throughout the West Wing.
Deutschland Neuesten Nachrichten, Deutschland Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
Biden nominee would be first Black man to hold top federal prosecutor job in ManhattanIf confirmed by the U.S. Senate, Damian Williams would become the first Black man to oversee the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York.
Weiterlesen »
Opinion | Which Voters Made Joe Biden President?From WSJopinion: Progressives say Biden owes them but suburbanites put him over the top in 2020, writes William Galston
Weiterlesen »
Biden on Afghanistan: Not my problemPresident Biden is unwilling to rethink his decision to withdraw U.S. troops, even as Afghanistan unravels faster than expected
Weiterlesen »
Analysis: Biden forges ahead where Trump and Obama failed on infrastructure and Afghanistan'Every president since George W. Bush has said it's time to leave Afghanistan and turn to nation building at home. But only Joe Biden is getting it done.' Analysis by StCollinson
Weiterlesen »
Biden administration clears the way for tighter oversight of student loan companiesThe Biden administration guidance has now framed student loan company oversight as a partnership between states and the federal government. “We hope this move signals the Department of Education is moving quickly towards expanding accountability.'
Weiterlesen »
Opinion | Biden Is Delivering Obama’s Third TermFrom WSJopinion: The economy has a record-high number of unfilled jobs, and the Biden administration has gone out of its way to discourage people from returning to work. Americans need more growth, not more handouts, writes jasonrileywsj.
Weiterlesen »