In the United States, President-elect Joe Biden will appoint his adviser Ron Klain as White House Chief of Staff. His transition team announced this on Wednesday.
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Klain was Vice President Al Gore’s Chief of Staff under Bill Clinton in the late 1990s and held the same position for two years before Joe Biden when he was Vice President under Barack Obama. President Obama appointed Klain for several months in 2014 as c. The now 59-year-old lawyer joined Biden’s campaign team at the beginning of this year. He strongly criticized Trump’s approach to the corona pandemic.
Given Klain’s experience with the Ebola crisis, Biden seems to want to indicate with his choice that getting the corona pandemic under control will be his priority when he took office in January. Klain’s name has been circulating for some time as a contender for the important position of chief of staff.
“Ron Klain’s extensive and diverse experience and ability to work with people across the political spectrum is exactly what I need in a White House Chief of Staff if we are to face this crisis and bring our country back together,” said Biden.
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