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The president-elect of the United States, Joe Biden, indicated on Tuesday (21) several advisers of his campaign team and a Democratic parliamentarian for senior positions in the White House.
Biden is in the process of preparing for assume the presidency on January 20, despite President Donald Trump insisting on an increasingly fragile court battle to try to reverse his defeat at the polls.
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- Deputy Chief of Staff: Jen O’Malley Dillon, first woman to lead a winning Democratic presidential campaign.
- Senior Advisor to the President: Mike Donilon, close advisor to Biden
- Chief Advisor to the President: Dana Remus, Senior Counsel for the Democratic Team
- Advisor to the President: Steve Ricchetti, another close advisor to Biden
- Senior Advisor and Director of the Office of Public Participation: Cedric Richmond, Rep. From Louisiana and National Co-Chair of the Democratic team.
In addition to them, the president-elect had appointed Ron Klein as chief of staff. Other names are expected soon.
US President Donald Trump greets supporters as he returns to the White House on Sunday. He was out playing golf – Photo: J. Scott Applewhite / AP Photo
The president-elect is also expected to discuss national security threats on Tuesday with his own team of advisers, rather than with government officials, because Trump’s leadership prevents him from receiving the confidential intelligence reports that are customarily provided to the government. . next president.
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Emily Murphy, the General Services administrator, has yet to recognize Biden as the “apparent winner,” which is necessary to deliver funds and government offices to the president-elect. Murphy’s spokeswoman said she follows a precedent and will make a decision once the winner is clear.
Trump remains angry and defiant on social media, although some prominent Republicans have said that Biden should be considered president-elect. By not admitting defeat, the late president repeated without proof the claim that he is the victim of widespread electoral fraud.
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His team has even filed a series of civil actions in key states, but election officials from both parties said they saw no evidence of serious wrongdoing.
On Monday, Trump’s national security adviser Robert O’Brien said he would ensure a career transition in the likely event that Biden was declared the winner of the election.
