The White House announced Wednesday that Joe Biden's communications chief, an early supporter, will soon be leaving office. This announcement comes four months after the dangerous midterm elections.
Kate Bedingfield, the former director of communications for Joe Biden's campaign and Kingpin of Joe Biden, will be leaving the White House at July 31 "in order to spend more quality time with her husband" said the American executive.
"Without Kate Bedingfield's talent and perseverance, Donald Trump might still have the White House," applauded Ron Klain (Joe Biden's chief-of-staff). He said, "She will continue playing a crucial role in pushing Biden's agenda outside."
Midterms are not uncommon for White House resignations. The departure of this faithful leader of the Democratic party comes as many American media report on dysfunctions in the executive.
The White House has yet to announce who will stand in for Joe Biden, an unpopular candidate being criticized by progressives for his helplessness when faced with the federal cancellation of abortion rights and the litany shootings that mourn America.
