According to US media reports: Biden’s chief of staff wants to give up his post

According to US media, Klein plans to step down as White House chief of staff. President Biden will lose his most senior staff member and long-time confidant. The resignation is yet to be officially confirmed.

US President Joe Biden’s chief of staff, Ron Klein, seems to want to give up his post. The American media was unanimous in its coverage. Accordingly, Klein intends to make his office available in the coming weeks. The staff is yet to be officially confirmed. The White House Chief of Staff is the most senior official of the President of the United States.

Klein has been in the post for about two years, longer than former US President Donald Trump’s chief of staff. Klein is considered loyal to Biden, as the two have known each other for a long time and worked together in the 1980s when Biden was chairman of a Senate committee. According to the New York Times, Klein has been toying with the idea of ​​retirement for some time. American media have mentioned several names of potential successors, but none have been officially announced.

The documents were recovered

President Biden and his administration are currently under fire after classified documents, including from his time as vice president under Barack Obama, were found in Biden’s private office. A special investigator will investigate the case.

Justice Department officials raided Biden’s home in Wilmington, Delaware on Friday. Six more documents are classified as secret, Biden’s lawyer explained. Some are from Biden’s time as vice president, while others are from his time as a member of the Senate.