The White House on Friday announced that President Biden’s communications director Kate Bedingfield will step down at the end of this month. She is expected to take on a new strategic role with Biden’s as-of-yet undeclared re-election campaign.
Bedingfield will be succeeded by Ben LaBolt, a former adviser to President Barack Obama.
“Since my time as Vice President, Kate has been a loyal and trusted adviser, through thick and thin,” President Biden said in a statement. “She was a critical strategic voice from the very first day of my presidential campaign in 2019 and has been a key part of advancing my agenda in the White House. The country is better off as a result of her hard work and I’m so grateful to her – and to her husband and two young children – for giving so much. Ben has big shoes to fill.”
This is a developing story and will be updated.
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