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This is the political scene, a weekly conversation with New Yorker writers and guests about politics.

It's Thursday, September 23rd.

I'm Dorothy Wickenden, executive editor of The New Yorker. Here's the simple truth. For a long time,

this economy has worked great for those at the very top. While ordinary hardworking Americans,

the people who built this country, have been basically

cut out of the deal, and I've said this from the time I announced I was going to run.

I believe this is a moment of potentially great change.

This is our moment to deal working people back into the economy.

This is our moment to prove the American people that their government

works for them, not just for the big corporations, those are the very top. As President Biden said,

since before he was elected, he has described the upheaval caused by the coronavirus pandemic

as an opportunity to reform the American economy. Now, after months of negotiations,

Biden's trillion-dollar infrastructure plan will soon come up for a vote in the House,

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