A report said that President Joe Biden has been absent from his administration’s weekly coronovirus call with US governors – giving up arms to some state leaders.
“It’s a real frustration, I think it’s safe for all 50 governors to say,” New Hampshire Government. Chris Sunu Told RealClearPolitics The conference calls for coordinating a state and federal response to the epidemic about Biden’s lack of presence.
“It would go a long way if the president would just meet on the phone, or the vice president would meet on the phone and raise questions,” Sununu said.
Former President Donald Trump attended 8 of his administration’s 40 COVID conference calls.
Former Vice President Mike Pence, who led the Coronovirus Task Force of the former administration, led all calls.
“President Biden Hasn’t Been on Any of Them,” the Government of Nebraska. Pete Rickets told the outlet.
“This is not exactly the type of bipartisan partnership that the president promised to come to office in his inauguration speech,” Rickets said.
Vice President Kamala Harris dialed in a meeting since taking office, soon after being on the line, according to Rickets.
But Harris does not lead the COVID-19 team of Biden’s administration, unlike his predecessor.
With the change of administration, a new strategy was adopted to appoint the New York government in charge of calls as president of the National Governors Association, the report said, citing White House press secretary Jane Saki.
“There were operational aspects of the way the previous administration approached COVID and the delivery of vaccines or how to engage and liaise with governors not working,” said Saki as reasons for switching things up I have said
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