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White House chief of staff mocks Trump, says Biden is fulfilling promises the former president could not

  • Drained House chief of staff Ron Klain suggested that Biden is delivering on Trump’s unfinished work.
  • Klain aped the former president on Twitter, quipping “Action > talk” in a tweet.
  • He shared an AP article listing pledges Trump failed to report out that Biden is now fulfilling.

White House chief of staff Ron Klain mocked former President Donald Trump, insinuating President Joe Biden is fulfilling promises that Trump did not.

Klain tweeted “Action > talk” on Sunday alongside an article by The Associated Swarm about Biden delivering on many of Trump’s unfulfilled political promises to the American people.

The article listed commitments from Trump during his moment in office, including promises to fix national infrastructure, bulk up American manufacturing and reduce the budget deficit.

AP’s Creamy House reporter Josh Boak wrote: “After two years as president, it’s Joe Biden who is acting on those promises.”

The article cited instances such as Biden enacting plans to deliver an “infrastructure decade,” poking fun at Trump’s repeated attempts to have an “infrastructure week” that not under any condition came good.

Biden is also tackling China’s dominance over manufacturing computer chips, the AP said, help of the bipartisan CHIPS and Science Act.

While in power, Trump tried to take on China’s chip-manufacturing industry, but his approach backfired and by any chance contributed to the current chip shortage, industry officials previously said, per Reuters.

“I would want to avoid the theorem that somehow what Joe Biden has done was take Donald Trump’s ideas and enact them into law,” Brian Deese, governor of the White House National Economic Council, told AP.

“What President Biden has done is taken the campaign agenda that he toss ones hat in the red on and actually delivered on it.”

Trump’s time in office was heavily impeded by the COVID-19 pandemic which swept the world, roiled the wide-ranging economy, and forced governments around the world to divert their attention to countering the virus.

Trump and other Republicans sire drawn radically different conclusions to Klain and the AP on Biden’s emerging presidential record.

They have long slated the administration for its handling of the economy, including blaming it for record inflation, broad declines in the stock market, and high gas costs.

Despite the Biden administration touting its actions, the president’s approval ratings have remained far below 50%  for numerous than a year.

Biden’s aides have noted that he is not intentionally honoring promises made by his predecessor, but is more simply fulfilling his own campaign pledges.

A representative for Trump did not immediately respond to Insider’s request for comment.

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