Top Biden adviser Anita Dunn is leaving her position at the White House
."She's someone all of us turn to as a sounding board and for guidance — and although she may wish we’d leave her in peace, that definitely won’t change!"
Dunn recently generated controversy when it was reported that she had not publicly disclosed her finances, a typical requirement of presidential appointees. There were 205 calendar days between Inauguration Day and Thursday, while 147 of those would have been considered"work days" when eliminating weekends and federal holidays.
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