As the White House press team continues to evolve, two more individuals are departing.
The adjustments were revealed by White House press secretary Karin Jean-Pierre on Tuesday.
White House announces more press team departures amid shakeuphttps://t.co/LYy6ya6xzx
— Steel Pole Man (@steelpoleman) June 8, 2022
Jumping a sinking ship.
Michael Gwin will leave the White House to join the Treasury Department as deputy assistant secretary for public affairs.
For the past 16 months, Gwin has served as the White House director of fast response, dealing with the most tough and hard challenges conceivable. Despite these often heartbreaking experiences, Gwin’s calm and moral clarity, according to Jean-Pierre, are unwavering, and his willingness and ability to step up has made him an invaluable part of the team.
Staff leaving Biden but Americans are stuck with him for 3 more years 😡
— 🇺🇸Reed Turner🇺🇸 (@crt39437) June 4, 2022
Three More Staffers Ditch Biden In One Week https://t.co/aFc2mkoY8o via @dailycaller
A Blaxit (Black exodus) of Biden’s White House staff has been predicted, since numerous of his exits have been among Black staff personnel.
However, it isn’t simply Black employees that are leaving. Even Biden’s chief of staff, Ron Klain, is expected to step down after the November midterm elections.
While others may be departing for other reasons, the huge exodus looks to be an attempt to dump what is perceived to be a losing squad.
Biden White House chief of staff Ron Klain is rumored to be leaving after the 2022 midterm elections: report https://t.co/C7vSeXOPBM
— Politics Insider (@PoliticsInsider) May 31, 2022
Jen Psaki, the former White House press secretary, has already resigned. She is expected to host a new MSNBC show.
During Biden’s brief tenure in office, personnel issues have been a major source of concern, exacerbating an already challenging list of expanding national issues.
