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President Biden Encourages Political Appointees To Stay Engaged

Joe Biden

President Joe Biden recently addressed nearly 4,000 political appointees serving in the federal government, acknowledging the upcoming transition of power to President-elect Donald Trump on January 20. During a conference call, Biden offered words of encouragement, urging the appointees to reflect on their accomplishments and to remain engaged in their work.

Biden emphasized the importance of maintaining pride in their achievements over the past four years and highlighted various successes in areas such as semiconductor manufacturing, infrastructure development, drug pricing, and fostering unity across political divides. He underscored the ongoing responsibility of each generation to uphold democracy and reaffirmed the significance of restoring faith in American leadership on the global stage.

He praised appointees for their achievements in various areas.
President Biden acknowledged the transition of power to President-elect Trump.
Biden highlighted successes in semiconductor manufacturing, infrastructure, drug pricing, and unity.

Throughout his remarks, Biden emphasized the need for a peaceful transfer of power and stressed the appointees' duty to the American people. He also referenced his recent meeting with President-elect Trump, where they discussed key global issues, including the importance of continued support for Ukraine.

By encouraging the political appointees to 'stay engaged' and 'keep the faith,' Biden sought to instill a sense of purpose and commitment as the administration prepares for the transition. His message underscored the resilience of American democracy and the collective effort required to uphold its principles.

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