Staff Reports
In what seems to be a huge influx, another White House employee who is a close ally of Joe Biden is abruptly quitting his position.
Joe Biden's ineffective leadership coupled with Kamala's authoritarian work practises have made it difficult for the White House to keep good staff people on board. Many have moved on to other government jobs, while others have outright deserted the Biden-Harris team.
By the end of the week, Stephen Goepfert, who Joe makes reference to as his "body man," will no longer work as the President's personal assistant. Geopfert will join the Transportation Department in a position for which no details are currently available.
Jacob Spreyer, a White House receptionist, will take over for Goepfert, according to CNN, which first reported the news of his leaving on Tuesday.
Yes, you did read that right. A male White House receptionist will take the role of Biden's personal assistant. That demonstrates how short on qualified employees this administration is.
In a statement, Biden stated, “From the campaign to the White House, Stephen Goepfert has been by my side,”
In addition to their work in the White House, presidential body men also have a big impact on the men they support in their personal lives. Their responsibilities extend into the chief executive's personal and professional lives, necessitating the holder of the position to be by the president's side at almost all times of the day.
See, we mistakenly believed that Biden's "body man" was really just his body double with a more sinister name. But, no.
Throughout their tenure at the White House, presidents frequently change their assistants or body men. Both ex presidents Trump and Obama used two and four personal assistants, respectively, during their terms in office.
Goepfert met Biden for the first time during the Obama administration, when Sleepy Joe was still the president. Prior to taking over as Biden's full-time personal assistant on the 2020 reelection campaign trail, he worked as a senior advisor to the president's then-chief of staff, Steve Ricchetti.
Meanwhile, it seems the Biden-Harris administration has trouble keeping talented employees.
Maybe they should try choosing employees based on their qualifications rather than whether they meet all the necessary diversity requirements.
The preceding is a summary of an article that originally appeared on The Bearded Patriot.
