Two top White House advisors to assume crucial positions in Biden's re-election campaign.

Two top White House advisers have been confirmed by Planet Chronicle to be joining President Biden's re-election campaign, where they will play crucial roles in securing a second term for Biden.

In the upcoming weeks, Jen O'Malley Dillon and Mike Donilon will depart from their White House positions as the Biden campaign prepares for a potential general election confrontation with former President Donald Trump.

The Biden re-election campaign has faced criticism from many top Democrats for months, with complaints about decisions being made at the White House and implemented by campaign officials in Wilmington, Delaware.

The 2024 presidential campaign will be led by O'Malley Dillon, who previously managed Biden's 2020 campaign and is currently the White House deputy chief of staff.

As a senior White House adviser and longtime Biden aide, Donilon is predicted to be pivotal in the campaign's messaging and paid media plan.

It is predicted that Julie Chavez Rodriguez will continue to serve as Biden's re-election campaign manager.

The New York Times reported earlier that the campaign made moves, which are viewed as an attempt to strengthen its position before the upcoming general election.

Chavez Rodriguez stated that Mike and Jen were crucial members of the senior team that helped President Biden and Vice President Harris receive the most votes in American history in 2020. He expressed excitement about their leadership and strategic abilities being fully focused on re-electing them for another four years.