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White House communications chief of staff Emma Riley announces she is leaving for Labor Department
White House communications chief of staff announces she is leaving, as Biden’s approval rates plummet – Comes one day after Kamala Harris’ communications director resigns White House communications chief of staff Emma Riley announced Friday she was resigning from her Oval Office gig and is heading to the Labor Department Riley’s departure comes one day after Kamala Harris’ communications director Ashley Etienne announced she is leaving her post in the vice president’s office This week, President Biden’s approval rating dropped to 36 percent in a new poll that said most voters want to see Republicans take control of Congress By Gina Martinez For Dailymail.Com Published: 11:46 EST, 20 November 2021…
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