Ron Klain

Some of the key events about Ron Klain

• 1987

  Graduated summa cum laude from Georgetown University
• 1987

  Served as Legislative Director for U.S. Representative Ed Markey
• 1988

  Faced criticism for his role in the plagiarism scandal that ended Joe Biden's first presidential campaign
• 1989

  Graduated magna cum laude from Harvard Law School
• 1995

  Appointed Chief of Staff to Attorney General Janet Reno
• 1999

  Appointed Chief of Staff to Vice President Al Gore
• 2000

  Involved in the controversial Florida recount during the Bush v. Gore election dispute
• 2004

  Served as a top debate preparation advisor for John Kerry's presidential campaign
• 2009

  Appointed Chief of Staff to Vice President Joe Biden
• 2009

  Resigned as Vice President Biden's chief of staff amid reports of tension with other staff members
• 2014

  Appointed by President Obama as the White House Ebola Response Coordinator
• 2014

  Criticized for his handling of the Ebola crisis as the White House Ebola Response Coordinator
• 2020

  Served as a senior advisor to Joe Biden's presidential campaign
• 2021

  Appointed White House Chief of Staff in the Biden administration
• 2021

  Faced backlash for suggesting that schools should remain closed due to COVID-19 despite scientific evidence
• 2021

  Criticized for downplaying inflation concerns, calling it a "high-class problem"
• 2022

  Received criticism for the Biden administration's slow response to the baby formula shortage
• 2022

  Faced scrutiny for his role in the mishandling of classified documents found at Biden's private office
• 2023

  Criticized for the White House's initial response to the Ohio train derailment and environmental disaster
• 2023

  Resigned as White House Chief of Staff amid growing challenges for the Biden administration

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