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Joe Biden, the designated successor to the President of the United States, Donald Trump, will occupy senior administrative and advisory positions in the White House with representatives of his electoral campaign. For example, former campaign manager Jennifer O’Malley Dillon will become White House deputy chief of staff. The AP news agency reports.
Biden’s campaign team co-chair Cedric Richmond will also become a senior advisor. Richmond is currently a deputy in the state of Louisiana. Among other things, he headed a committee of African Americans.
In a statement by Biden and his deputy, Kamala Harris, the nominations were said to be evidence of Biden’s efforts to establish an administration that “resembles America” in its diversity.
The new chief of staff has already been determined
The Democrat has already made several decisions for advisory positions as well. Mike Donilon, a former Biden confidant, will become the president’s top adviser.
The current legal advisor to Biden’s campaign team, Dana Remus, will represent the White House at the helm on legal matters. According to the New York Times, Remus was previously a legal advisor to former President Barack Obama’s foundation.
Biden announced last week that he was bringing Ron Klain to the White House as chief of staff. Klain was Biden’s first chief of staff as vice president from 2009 to 2011. He subsequently worked at the White House, among other things, as coordinator of the operation against the Ebola epidemic in West Africa.
The future First Lady will also appoint staff
Future first lady Jill Biden will be supported by her current chief of staff, Anthony Bernal, as a senior adviser. Julissa Reynoso Pantaleon, the US ambassador to Uruguay under Barack Obama, will become the future chief of staff for the first wife.
According to the AP, the decisions that have now been announced are just the tip of hundreds of other personnel decisions that Biden will make in the coming days and weeks to put an effective administration in place by the time the government takes office.
It could take some time before members of Biden’s cabinet are announced. The winner of the US presidential election must not be sworn in until January 20; Until then, incumbent Donald Trump will rule.
Trump continues to doubt Biden’s victory. Without any proof, you suspect that you are tampering with the voting and the ballot count. Apparently he wants to take more legal action, but his own lawyers are already giving in in some places.
