On Monday, a member of Biden's cabinet announced her surprise resignation on the three-year anniversary of her appointment to the executive position. U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Marcia Fudge said that she would be stepping down from her post ahead of the 2024 election on March 22.
"It's time to go home," Fudge told USA Today. "I do believe strongly that I have done just about everything I could do at HUD for this administration as we go into this crazy, silly season of an election." Fudge, who has a long career in public service including eight years as a mayor and over a decade in Congress, said she will be resigning from public life with the end of her sting as HUD secretary.
During her tenure, the 71-year-old focused on housing affordability, telling USA Today, ‘It is not a red or blue issue. Everybody knows that it is an issue so it’s not a one-sided issue. It’s an American issue.’’
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"It's time to go home," Fudge told USA Today. "I do believe strongly that I have done just about everything I could do at HUD for this administration as we go into this crazy, silly season of an election." Fudge, who has a long career in public service including eight years as a mayor and over a decade in Congress, said she will be resigning from public life with the end of her sting as HUD secretary.
During her tenure, the 71-year-old focused on housing affordability, telling USA Today, ‘It is not a red or blue issue. Everybody knows that it is an issue so it’s not a one-sided issue. It’s an American issue.’’
This is a developing story and will be updated accordingly.
You can follow Sterling on X/Twitter here.
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