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Former Biden civil servant Neela Tanden, who testified before Congress on Tuesday as part of a mental vision investigation, has a long history as a democratic operative and has not been appointed to Biden’s cabinet for past controversial social media posts.
“The White House had no experience providing reasons to question his orders as president,” Tanden told her to the House Oversight Committee. Opening Statement Behind the closed door on Tuesday. “He was in charge.”
She added that “cooperation” with the House Committee’s investigation should not mean “before it is a valuable surveillance target” before it pivots into the Trump administration and makes multiple allegations.
Tanden was originally appointed by Biden and before he headed the Office of Business and Budget (OMB). The nomination has been withdrawn After criticism of Congress’ lack of support for her and some of her past posts on Twitter, now known as X.
Nera Tanden, right, called Sen. Susan Collins R Maine, “worst” and “worst” on her previous Twitter, X, is one of several social media posts that have got her into trouble during her failed confirmation process. (Getty Images/AP)
Leaders from both sides of the political spectrum called Tanden for personal attacks and statements they made on social media.
These statements include Sen. Susan Collins, R. Maine, “The Worst”, Sen. Tom Cotton, R. Ark, “The Fraud”, and “The Vampire has a higher heart than Ted Cruz”, and referring to “Moscow Mitch”, “Voldemort” and “Voldmalt”.
Tanden deleted more than 1,000 of her previous tweets prior to her confirmation hearing.
Former white household officials testifying who “really runs the country” during the Biden era
Furthermore, the committee chairperson Bernie SandersI-Vt. said at the time he was worried about the millions of dollars the American Center for Progress (CAP) received from large corporations and special interest groups. Tanden I’m back to the cap In February, she will take over her previous role as president and CEO of a left-wing think tank.
“Tanden, Biden candidate, led the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), earning $731,528 from the Center for Progressives (CAP) over the past two years, earning thousands of investments and speaking expenses,” according to Fox News Digital. It was reported previously. “That’s about $365,000 a year.”
Neela Tanden, director of the Office of Management and Budget, testifies before the Senate Homeland Security Committee and the Committee on Government Affairs. (Leigh Vogel/Pool/AFP via Getty Images)
Previously tanding explained Cap’s mission is to become “a central hub of Trump’s resistance.”
A longtime democratic operative, Tanden was working on two presidential elections for former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Under former President Obama, she also helped draft the Affordable Care Act law as adviser to Kathleen Severius, Secretary of Health and Human Services.
Tanden is also I pressed it repeatedly The story of Russian conspiracy about Donald Trump repeatedly promoted the discredited Steel Dejar as credible evidence. At one point, Tanden called social media steals “the next James Bond.”
After her appointment was withdrawn, the president vowed to find Tanden’s place in his administration.
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President Joe Biden (AP/Evan Vucci)
Tanden met with the House Oversight Committee in a closed room on Tuesday. This is because people closest to Biden in his White House are investigating whether they are hiding the decline in the former president’s mental vision and hiding methods to avoid the former president regarding issuing important orders.
An aide to the House Oversight Committee told Fox News, “Neela Tanden was allowed in her transcribed interview today to direct investigators to sign between 2021 and 2023. It was a system inherited from the previous administration. She was also in charge of Biden.” xPost From Chad Pergram on Fox News.
president Donald Trump He also ordered the Department of Justice to open an investigation into the issue. The president oversaw Attorney General Pam Bondy and White House lawyer David Warrington, and handled the investigation.
In response to the Trump administration’s call for an investigation, Biden declared he was The only person who “made a decision” during the presidency called Trump’s efforts a “distraction.”
David Montanaro, Elizabeth Elkind and Chris Pandolfo from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
