Biden's former chief of staff says Dems need to stop 'agonizing and start mobilizing'

Ron Klain, former White House chief of staff for President Biden, speaks during a chief of staff transition event in the East Room of the White House in Washington. (Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

President Biden 's former chief of staff Ronald Klain said Friday that Democrats should gather in support of a progressive economic agenda to move forward.

During his speech, Biden pledged to end medical debt, along with other left-leaning policies, during his Friday campaign rally in Detroit.

"I said a few days ago (on @GregTSargent’s podcast) that a forward loooking (sic) progressive economic agenda was a key part of the path forward — it’s time for Dems to stop agonizing and start mobilizing," Klain wrote on X, appearing to refer to the growing calls from Democrats urging Biden to exit the presidential race.