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Joe and Jill Biden moved into the White House - employees exult: "It's like the honeymoon"

2021-01-26T14:40:53.811Z


The Bidens moved into the White House over the weekend. Employees are now delighted that the residence is filled with life again.


The Bidens moved into the White House over the weekend.

Employees are now delighted that the residence is filled with life again.

  • Joe

    and

    Jill Biden moved

    into the

    White House

    .

  • Many of the employees are happy that the mood is now better again.

  • But there have probably already been the first changes in the

    staff of

    the presidential residence.

Washington -

First of all,

the new US President

Joe Biden

has a lot of work to do.

Above all, the fight against the

corona virus

is high on the agenda for the 78-year-old.

But something else also had to be done in the first days of his presidency: moving to the

White House

.

Last weekend the time had come: President Biden and

First Lady Jill

have settled in what is probably the most famous residence of a president.

This is supposed to make the employees of the property happy.

"The residence is alive again," an unnamed source told

CNN

.

"It's like being on the

honeymoon

, when everything feels new." According to the report, there was already an evening at the cinema in the first few days when the grandchildren of the US president piled on the seats, all in compliance with the pandemic measures .

Joe and Jill Biden at the White House: Family settles in well - dogs arrived from Delaware

The

dogs

from Delaware arrived

on Sunday

, two German shepherds.

The White House press release said: "Champ is enjoying his new dog bed by the fireplace and Major loves running around on the lawn south of the White House." Champ has lived with the Bidens for a long time, and Major was taken over by the family in 2018 a station that rescues pets.

The family seems to have settled in well.

On Sunday

Joe Biden

attended church

with his son

Hunter

and granddaughters

Finnegan

and

Maisy

.

A visit to a restaurant in Washington on the fifth day of his presidency lets Biden catch up with

Donald Trump

in terms of the number of restaurants he visited

.

In his four years in Washington, Trump rarely ate out and when he did, he only ate in the steak house in the

Trump Hotel.

Bidens moved into the White House: New precautionary measures in the fight against Corona

When the Biden family moved into the

White House

, the precautionary measures in the fight against

Covid-19

also changed there

.

“Every employee wears a mask, especially when they are around family,” one long-time employee told

CNN

.

The majority of employees have also received the first dose of the

vaccination

, and some have already received the second.

Video: This is how the Bidens move into the White House

Joe and Jill Biden in the White House: New Senior Servant in Office

Otherwise, the staff in the

White House work

“as usual”.

Timothy Harleth

, executive officer and servant in the White House, however, left on the day of

Biden's inauguration

.

He was hired by Trump.

As a rule, White House employees remain employees across multiple presidencies and have no political ties to the presidents and the first ladies.

Harleth, on the other hand, moved from

Trump

's Washington hotel to the White House

in 2017 at the request of

Melania Trump

.

"He wasn't particularly popular," said a former

White House

official

.

The head of the office of the "chief usher", something like the chief servant of the White House, is now held by

Katie Hinson

.

Under Trump, she was Harleth's deputy until the

first lady

pushed her through.

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Source: merkur

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