So, how about that infrastructure bill?

Oh, thank you.

That's that bill that took several months to negotiate?

Well, it was finally passed by Congress on the first Friday night of this month.

It took the president another week and a half to sign it at the White House.

And between the drawn out legislative process, all the supply chain in pandemic news and the

holiday season rolling toward us, you might have blinked and missed it.

I ran for president believing it was time to rebuild the backbone of this nation, which

I characterized as working people in the middle class.

There are the ones who built the country.

And to rebuild the economy from the bottom up in the middle out.

That's Biden making the case that this law is based on a central promise of his presidential

campaign.

This law delivers on that long overdue promise in my view of creating better jobs for millions

of Americans.

A promise some Republicans were happy to help him deliver on.

Something America desperately needs 70-5% of American people.

Like it, we need it.

Our infrastructure is crumbling all across the country.

That's right.

Republicans sent it minority leader Mitch McConnell telling local Kentucky radio station

WHAS why he supported the $1.2 trillion bill.

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