Author: Stacy Choi

Americans across the country have braced themselves this week as MAGA Republicans’ extreme attacks on reproductive rights, led by Donald Trump, continued to put their freedoms at risk. While President Biden and Vice President Harris are fighting to protect women’s right to make their own health care decisions and restore the protections of Roe v. Wade, Trump and MAGA Republicans won’t stop tearing apart Americans’ freedoms as they push to ban abortion nationwide.

See what they’re reading in the states:

• In Arizona: KAWC: Arizona Supreme Court takes up abortion issue
• In Arizona: AZ Mirror: Arizona Supreme Court weighs the future of legal abortion
• In Massachusetts: Boston Globe: How the Supreme Court’s decision to hear abortion pill case could impact Massachusetts
• In Missouri: The Kansas City Star: Biden campaign rips ‘cruel and draconian’ MO bills allowing murder charges in abortion cases
• In Missouri: Missouri Independent: Fear and confusion over abortion access persists as SCOTUS takes its first post-Dobbs case
• In Missouri: KSHB: KC-area woman closely watching U.S. Supreme Court case that would keep abortion pill accessible
• In North Carolina: WRAL: The Supreme Court will rule on limits on a commonly used abortion medication
• In North Carolina: The News & Observer: Supreme Court to hear case that could block abortion pill access. What to know in NC.
• In Tennessee: Hartsville Vidette: US Supreme Court agrees to rule on abortion pill restrictions
• In Texas: KTRK: What is mifepristone? Supreme Court to consider whether to restrict access to common abortion drug
• In Texas: Houston Press: U.S. Supreme Court May Rule on Whether to Limit Access to Abortion Pill Mifepristone
• In Texas: The Texas Tribune: Kate Cox’s case reveals how far Texas intends to go to enforce abortion law

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Today, President Biden delivered a major announcement of $8.2 billion in new Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding for 10 major passenger rail projects across the country – including the first world-class high-speed rail projects in our country’s history. 

• In California: Orange County Register: Biden to showcase $8.2B for 10 major rail projects during Las Vegas visit
• In California: KTLA: California High-Speed Rail awarded $3B by Biden Administration; largest grant in its history
• In Colorado: Colorado Newsline: Front Range Passenger Rail receives federal funding to kickstart development
• In Colorado: Denver Post: Front Range Passenger Rail receives starter money from feds — with the promise of much more
• In Georgia: WSB-TV: Georgia receives new grant to explore high-speed rail connecting Atlanta to other major cities
• In Kentucky: WAVE: Grant to fund study of Amtrak passenger rail line between Louisville, Indianapolis
• In Louisiana: WVLA: Baton Rouge to New Orleans rail project gets federal funding
• In Maine: WMTW: Downeaster could extend further into Maine thanks to White House announcement
• In Nevada: KNPR: Feds announce $3B for Nevada to build high-speed rail to California
• In Nevada: Nevada Independent: Vegas to L.A. high-speed rail line secures $3 billion in federal funding
• In Pennsylvania: Philadelphia Post-Gazette: A second daily Amtrak roundtrip between Pittsburgh and NYC is coming
• In Pennsylvania: WESA: Pennsylvania will receive $143 million for rail upgrades between Pittsburgh and Harrisburg
• In Ohio: WFMJ: US announces $8.2 billion in funding for hi-speed electric rail projects
• In Texas: KERA: ‘More lanes or more trains?’ Proposed rail projects in Texas get federal funding boost
• In Virginia: Inside NoVa: New trains, new tracks: US rail to get much-needed facelift
• In Washington, DC: WTOP: Big rail improvements headed to Northern Virginia — including a new Long Bridge
• In Wisconsin: Wisconsin Public Radio: Wisconsin to receive $2.5M to study feasibility of passenger rail expansion

Also this week, the Biden-Harris administration announced that more than 80,000 student loan borrowers will see relief from the cancellation of nearly $5 billion in additional federal student loan debt — building on the historic action President Biden and Vice President Harris have taken to provide student debt relief.

• In Iowa: We Are Iowa: Secretary of Education visits Iowa after Biden cancels additional $5 billion in student loan debt
• In Michigan: The Gander: Michiganders get relief as Biden cancels nearly $5 billion more in student debt
• In New York: The Daily Orange: Biden to allocate additional $4.8 billion to relieving student loan debt
• In New York: SILive: Student loan forgiveness: New plan could provide up to $20,000 in financial relief
• In New York: WYRK: NEW: Student Debt Canceled For These New York State Residents
• In Wisconsin: Up North News: Wisconsinites get relief as Biden cancels nearly $5 billion more in student debt

While Donald Trump turned his failure to deliver “infrastructure week” into a running joke, the historic investments President Biden and Vice President Harris have made in America’s infrastructure continued to make headlines throughout the states.

• In Alaska: Alaska Business Magazine: Federal Transit Administration Awards Alaska $131 Million for Ferry Service
• In Alaska: Alaska Public Radio: Alaska ferry system awarded $132M in federal grants
• In California: KTVU: Bay Area ferry services to receive $22M through federal bipartisan infrastructure law
• In Colorado: Fort Collins Colorado: $9 million in federal funds to aid Colorado wildfire mitigation
• In Connecticut: Hartford Business Journal: Mass. company to construct EV battery plant in Bridgeport, with help of $47.5M federal grant 
• In Louisiana: WVUE: Federal infrastructure and coastal restoration aid continues flowing to Louisiana
• In Michigan: Interlochen Public Radio: Four Michigan tribes receive funding to support recycling initiatives
• In Missouri: KFVS: City of Clinton, Ky. to receive nearly $2M for water infrastructure improvements
• In Wisconsin: Manitowoc Herald Times: Manitowoc County Airport lands funding, and more in the latest ‘Watchdog Wednesday’ report
• In Wisconsin: The Daily Reporter: $38M in federal funding will fix Wisconsin airports 

Ahead of the fourth GOP debate, Team Biden-Harris slammed the MAGA Republican 2024 field for their extreme health care agendas and threats to repeal the Affordable Care Act.

• In Alabama: AL.com: Democrats talk healthcare in new billboard campaign ahead of Tuscaloosa debate
• In Alabama: WIAT: President Biden’s campaign speaks in Tuscaloosa ahead of GOP presidential primary debate
• In Alabama: Spectrum News: ‘A dictator on day one’: Alabama Democrats slam Trump ahead of 4th GOP debate

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Key Point: “The Affordable Care Act and Obamacare are both deeply, and increasingly, popular, though views are more positive towards the ACA. Biden and Democrats hold a double-digit trust advantage on the issue of health care, and two in three Americans say it is likely that Republicans would repeal the ACA if they were to gain power. Messaging that repealing the ACA is too risky and that Congress should not cut health care for 30 million Americans decisively wins against a conservative argument that the ACA should be repealed and replaced.”

Navigator Research: The Affordable Care Act: A Guide for Advocates
[Navigator Research, 12/7/23]

• A majority of independents (55% favorable) and more than one in three Republicans (37%) view the Affordable Care Act favorably.
• Since 2020, ratings of the ACA have improved by a net 14 points (from net +23 to net +37 favorable), and ratings of Obamacare have improved by a net 10 points (from net +5 to net +15).
• Biden and Democrats are more trusted to handle health care by a 14-point margin overall, driven by a large advantage within their own party (net +81 trust Biden and Democrats) and a 16-point advantage among independents.
• Majorities across partisan and racial lines – including 54% of independents and 60% of Republicans – agree that if Trump and Republicans win control of the White House and Congress, it is likely that they will repeal the Affordable Care Act.
• In response to a conservative statement that the ACA should be repealed, messaging that emphasizes repeal “is too much of a risk” and that “Congress shouldn’t cut health care for 30 million Americans” wins overwhelmingly (net +42 agree), while messaging that the ACA “is our settled health care system” and “is working for millions of Americans” also wins by a large margin (net +34).

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While President Biden and Democrats continue fighting to make health care more affordable and accessible, Donald Trump spent this week doubling down on his threats to rip away health care coverage and spike costs for millions of hardworking Americans by repealing the Affordable Care Act.

• In Florida: Florida’s Voice: Trump reignites Obamacare ‘repeal and replace’ ahead of election
• In Illinois: Heartland Signal: Millions of Midwesterners could lose health care coverage if Trump repeals ACA
• In Nevada: Nevada Current: Trump moves – again – to repeal Obamacare. Democrats – again – pounce.
• In Wisconsin: WisPolitics: WisDems: Like Trump, U.S. Rep. Van Orden supports full ACA repeal
• In Wisconsin: Up North News Radio: Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway of Madison Discusses Trump’s ACA Repeal Threats

This week, President Biden traveled to Pueblo, Colorado to deliver remarks on the landmark Inflation Reduction Act – a bill that local Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert voted against despite the 850 jobs it will deliver to her constituents – and to highlight how the legislation is mobilizing investments in clean energy manufacturing and creating good-paying jobs across America.

• In Colorado: Colorado Springs Gazette: WATCH: President Biden delivers remarks at CS Wind plant in Pueblo
• In Colorado: Colorado Public Radio: Biden to tout funding for green jobs during stop in Pueblo
• In Colorado: The Denver Post: President Joe Biden to visit Denver, Pueblo during rescheduled Colorado trip this week
• In Colorado: 9News: President Biden arrives in Denver for Colorado visit
• In Colorado: The Cheyenne Post: Biden takes fight to Trump ally in Colorado
• In Colorado: Rocky Mountain PBS: President Biden visits CS Wind in Pueblo to talk Bidenomics, Boebert and bright futures
• In Colorado: The Aspen Times: President Biden rails at Lauren Boebert while touting energy policy in her district
• In Colorado: KJCT: Biden targets GOP Rep. Boebert in her district in a fresh political attack on Republicans

Across the country, through the Biden-Harris administration’s Investing in America agenda, the historic Bipartisan Infrastructure Law continues to improve our nation’s infrastructure while helping Americans gain access to clean water and good-paying jobs. 

• In California: KTVU: Bay Area ferry services to receive $22M through federal bipartisan infrastructure law
• In Colorado: The Daily Sentinel: River district funds helped in tapping federal money for water projects
• In Delaware: Delaware Business Times: New $90M+ Claymont rail station brings potential
• In Illinois: Chicago Tribune: Biden EPA proposes requirements for utilities to remove toxic lead water pipes within a decade; Chicago likely to get more time
• In Nevada: Nevada Current: Feds announce new funding for Nevada’s threatened springs
• In Ohio: Cleveland.com: President Biden’s bipartisan infrastructure law is delivering for Ohio: Shontel M. Brown

On Thursday, Team Biden-Harris rolled out a new TV ad in battleground states featuring a pediatric nurse from Nevada who highlights how President Biden’s record of lowering health care costs has made a real difference in the lives of Nevada families – a stark contrast from the Trump administration’s failed policies that left families struggling to afford the care they need.  

• In Georgia: Atlanta Journal-Constitution: MEDIA BLITZ
• In Illinois: Heartland Signal: Biden-Harris campaign releases new ad in Michigan, other battleground states highlighting president’s health care wins
• In New York: Spectrum News: Biden campaign hammers Trump over Affordable Care Act threats, debuts health care ad in swing states
• In Pennsylvania: Penn Capital-Star: Biden campaign pivots to focus on healthcare
• In Wisconsin: WisPolitics: Biden ad focuses on efforts to reduce prescription drug costs

Today, thanks to the work of Governor Roy Cooper and the Affordable Care Act, North Carolina became the latest state to adopt Medicaid expansion, expanding health coverage to more than 600,000 North Carolinians. 

• In North Carolina: North Carolina Newsline: Biden celebrates North Carolina’s expansion of Medicaid, calls for strengthening the ACA
• In North Carolina: North Carolina Public Radio: Expansion adds hundreds of thousands of North Carolinians to Medicaid
• In North Carolina: WRAL: Hundreds of thousands in NC can get Medicaid coverage starting Friday
• In North Carolina: WRAL: After 14 years, billions to flow as 600,000 qualify for Medicaid insurance in NC
• In North Carolina: WBTV: Medicaid to expand Dec. 1 to include nearly 600K additional NC residents
• In North Carolina: WSOC: 600K-plus expected to qualify for Medicaid in NC with Friday expansion
• In North Carolina: WITN: State Medicaid Expansion launching today
• In North Carolina: Asheville Citizen Times: 600,000 North Carolinians now have access to health insurance as expanded Medicaid begins
• In North Carolina: Fayetteville Observer: Medicaid expansion comes to Cumberland County: 35,000 more could be covered
• In North Carolina: WECT: Local leaders preparing as Medicaid expansion starts Dec. 1 in North Carolina
• In North Carolina: WFDD: Medicaid Expansion in North Carolina could help narrow racial disparities in health care
• In North Carolina: Spectrum News: Medicaid expansion in North Carolina goes into effect this week
• In North Carolina: WCTI: North Carolina’s Medicaid expansion set to improve healthcare access for thousands
• In North Carolina: Chapelboro: Medicaid Expansion Starts in N.C.; Orange County Officials Share What to Do

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Wednesday marked two years since President Biden signed into law the historic Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. In honor of the anniversary, Democrats nationwide touted the historic impacts the package is making on local communities, and the DNC rolled out a new billboard campaign across the country highlighting how the legislation is funding critical projects while hammering Donald Trump’s failed promises to deliver “infrastructure week.” 

• In Arizona: KJZZ: Arizona has received $470 million from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
• In California: Sierra Sun Times: NOAA Fisheries Announce New Funding and Coordinated Action to Help Bring California Salmon Back from the Brink – More Than 40 Projects Planned
• In Colorado: Colorado Springs Gazette: Colorado Springs receives $280k ‘Safe Street’ grant to help reduce fatal crashes on city roads  
• In Colorado: FOX 31: CDOT celebrates I-70 bridge funded by infrastructure laws 
• In Connecticut: FOX 61: New London marks start of lead pipe replacement project
• In Delaware: WHYY: Wilmington to receive $3 million to upgrade sewer system
• In Georgia: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Small Georgia communities to get nearly $3 million for clean energy
• In Iowa: KWWL: Iowa Democrats celebrate investments made from infrastructure law two years later
• In Iowa: Telegraph Herald: Iowa Democrats tout Biden’s infrastructure investments at Dubuque event
• In Michigan: Michigan Advance: Big federal dollars for small state projects aim to get more cars off the roads
• In Michigan: Heartland Signal: On anniversary of infrastructure law, DNC mocks Trump’s ‘infrastructure week’ with new Detroit billboards
• In Missouri: Missourinet: Missouri Can Tap Into $50 Million Available to Strengthen Forest Economy 
• In Ohio: The Highland County Press: ARC awards $20M to accelerate green textile manufacturing, green energy technology in southern and central Appalachia
• In Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania Capital-Star: New billboard in Philadelphia will promote anniversary of Biden administration’s infrastructure law
• In Rhode Island: The Public’s Radio: Energy Department tries to boost US battery industry with another $3.5 billion in funding
• In South Carolina: News19 CBS: $552 million allotted for broadband internet access in South Carolina, now agencies only have to apply for the funding
• In Utah: KPCW: Utah to build 15 new fast electric vehicle charging stations by 2024
• In Washington: Daily Journal of Commerce: After 2 years, infrastructure law has moved $5.3B for local projects
• In Wisconsin: WISN: Wisconsin could replace most lead pipes by 2043
• In Wisconsin: Up North News: Biden supporters take a victory lap in Milwaukee on 2nd anniversary of a landmark infrastructure bill

On Veterans Day, Team Biden-Harris released an ad featuring an Army veteran sharing how President Biden’s PACT Act allowed him to get the health care he needed. Across the country, leaders praised the Biden-Harris administration’s steadfast commitment to supporting our nation’s veterans and slammed Donald Trump for failing these heroes time and again.

• In Florida: Florida Politics: Joe Biden Veterans’ Day ad highlights Texas burn pit victim
• In Nevada: Las Vegas Sun: Guest Column: Where Trump failed, Biden has veterans’ backs
• In Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania Capital-Star: New Biden campaign ad highlights the PACT Act on Veterans Day weekend 
• In Texas: Corpus Christi Caller Times: Texas veteran, burn pit awareness champion appears with wife in campaign ad for Joe Biden

Across the country, Bidenomics continues to grow the economy from the bottom up and the middle out –  helping Americans gain access to affordable health care and expanding clean energy. 

• In New Mexico: KUNM: Lawmakers tout landmark law as open enrollment is underway
• In North Carolina: WRAL: Growing effort to help underserved communities access historic $4 trillion in funding opportunities
• In South Dakota: Dakota News Now: Washington meeting: South Dakota legislators talk rural development
• In Washington: Seattle Times: Bidenomics in WA: Investing to grow the economy from the middle out

While President Biden, Vice President Harris, and Democrats are laser-focused on investing in America and delivering for working families, MAGA Republicans spent the week embroiled in chaos and physically fighting in the halls of Congress.

• In California: Los Angeles Times: Column: The GOP shutdown drama in Washington costs us plenty, even when Congress averts a stoppage
• In Massachusetts: Boston Globe: An alleged elbow. A challenge to a fight. A Smurf-related insult. Republican tempers flare on Capitol Hill.
• In Oklahoma: The Oklahoman: Oklahoma senator tries to fight union leader at Senate hearing (again), Bernie Sanders steps in
• In Wisconsin: Milwaukee Independent: Unable to Govern: How the GOP Came to Embody Dysfunction, Internal Conflicts, and Power Struggles

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As Donald Trump and other 2024 MAGA Republicans visit Iowa this weekend, the DNC is launching a billboard campaign to call out members of the 2024 field for campaigning on ripping away women’s freedom to make their own health care decisions. 

“It’s important that voters know what Donald Trump and members of the MAGA GOP field have promised on the campaign trail: if elected, they’ll push to pass extreme abortion bans and rip away reproductive freedom from women across the country,” DNC National Press Secretary Sarafina Chitika said. “Voters have repeatedly rejected their radical anti-abortion agenda at the ballot box, but Trump and his MAGA minions are still ramping up their crusade against women’s right to make their own health care decisions – and Americans will hold them accountable yet again in 2024.” 

The DNC is placing billboards across Des Moines to call out Donald Trump and other 2024 MAGA Republicans on their anti-abortion extremism.

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Marking the two-year anniversary of President Biden signing the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, the DNC rolled out a new billboard campaign across the country highlighting how the historic legislation is building critical infrastructure in communities across the country and boosting the economy in the process while hammering Donald Trump’s failed promises to deliver on “infrastructure week.”

In case you missed it …

The Messenger: Democratic National Committee Launches Billboard Campaign in Swing States Touting Infrastructure Law (Exclusive)

• The Democratic National Committee is launching a billboard campaign Wednesday in six battleground states highlighting how President Biden delivered an infrastructure package that resulted in the rebuilding of roads and bridges and other projects around the country, sources familiar with the effort tell The Messenger.
• The billboard campaign will run along highways in the swing states of Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Nevada, North Carolina and Georgia, a Democratic official said.
• The effort – which comes on the two-year anniversary of Biden signing the $1.2 trillion bill into law – will also rip former President Donald Trump for failing to get an infrastructure package passed when he was in office, despite repeated attempts by his administration.
• The DNC has been working with the Democratic state parties, elected officials and other stakeholders to organize events in their states at project sites on the ground and virtually.  

Pennsylvania Capital-Star: New billboard in Philadelphia will promote anniversary of Biden administration’s infrastructure law

• The Democratic National Committee is unveiling a new billboard campaign in Philadelphia today to mark the two-year anniversary of President Joe Biden signing the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. It’s part of a larger push by Democrats in Pennsylvania and elsewhere to draw attention to the results of the $1.2 trillion bill, a signature piece of the president’s economic policy.
• The new sign at 1-95 Northbound at Frankford Ave., is one of several in cities in key battleground states, and takes a jab at former President Donald Trump. During the Trump administration, the concept of “infrastructure week” became a running joke, something Trump first promised during his campaign in 2016. Trump’s “infrastructure week” plans were repeatedly canceled or otherwise derailed by the president, to the point that the phrase became “something of a joke and a metaphor for any well-intentioned proposal doomed to go nowhere,” as the New York Times put it.

Up North News: Biden supporters take a victory lap in Milwaukee on 2nd anniversary of a landmark infrastructure bill

• Drivers inbound to downtown Milwaukee saw a new reminder Wednesday morning about the difference between “talk” and “action” when it comes to the roads and bridges they take to work.
• At 14 feet high and 48 feet long, the new billboard on I-794 at 6th Street gave commuters a simple message: “While Donald Trump made ‘Infrastructure Week’ a running joke, Joe Biden got infrastructure done for Wisconsin.”
• The sign from the Democratic National Committee (DNC) commemorates Wednesday’s two-year anniversary of Biden signing the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, also known as the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

Heartland Signal: On anniversary of infrastructure law, DNC mocks Trump’s ‘infrastructure week’ with new Detroit billboards

• On the second anniversary of the bipartisan infrastructure law’s signing by President Joe Biden, the Democratic National Committee (DNC) is launching a new billboard campaign in Detroit to celebrate while mocking former President Donald Trump’s infamous “infrastructure week” gaffe.
• The billboard contrast Trump (“While Donald Trump made ‘infrastructure week’ a running joke…”) with Biden (“Joe Biden got infrastructure done for Michigan. Rebuilding our roads, bridges, and more!”)
• While Biden achieved what is widely considered as one of his biggest political wins as president in his first year in office, Trump’s ‘infrastructure week’ that never came plagued all four years of his presidency. Despite multiple promises to sign major infrastructure funding, he instead used the multiple infrastructure weeks to address any one of his many controversies while in office.

Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Georgia’s 2024 GOP primary: Trump and 10 others make the March ballot

• U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff, D-Ga., will host a virtual news conference to discuss resources coming to Georgia through funding from the bill. The Democratic Party of Georgia will hold a media event at a location in Midtown Atlanta that is home to a recipient of these funds.
• The Democratic National Party has also paid for a billboard campaign in Atlanta to celebrate the measure as a hallmark of the Biden administration after former President Donald Trump’s efforts to pass an infrastructure bill during his term faltered.
• “While Donald Trump Trump made ‘infrastructure week’ a running joke … Joe Biden got infrastructure done for Georgia,” the billboards will say.

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On the two-year anniversary of President Biden signing the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, the DNC is rolling out a new billboard campaign in Atlanta, Georgia, highlighting how President Biden’s historic legislation is funding critical projects in communities across the country and boosting the economy in the process, in stark contrast with Donald Trump’s repeated broken promises to deliver “infrastructure week.” 

“While Trump turned ‘infrastructure week’ into a running joke, President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law is delivering concrete results – rebuilding roads and bridges, providing clean drinking water, expanding affordable internet access, and spurring job growth for communities in Georgia and across the country,” DNC spokesperson Rhyan Lake said. “As MAGA Republicans try to hand out tax breaks to the ultra-wealthy at the expense of working families, President Biden and Vice President Harris are continuing to build the economy from the bottom up and the middle out.”

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On the two-year anniversary of President Biden signing the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, the DNC is rolling out a new billboard campaign in Raleigh, North Carolina, highlighting how President Biden’s historic legislation is funding critical projects in communities across the country and boosting the economy in the process, in stark contrast with Donald Trump’s repeated broken promises to deliver “infrastructure week.” 

“While Trump turned ‘infrastructure week’ into a running joke, President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law is delivering concrete results – rebuilding roads and bridges, providing clean drinking water, expanding affordable internet access, and spurring job growth for communities in North Carolina and across the country,” DNC spokesperson Rhyan Lake said. “As MAGA Republicans try to hand out tax breaks to the ultra-wealthy at the expense of working families, President Biden and Vice President Harris are continuing to build the economy from the bottom up and the middle out.”

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On the two-year anniversary of President Biden signing the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, the DNC is rolling out a new billboard campaign in Las Vegas, Nevada, highlighting how President Biden’s historic legislation is funding critical projects in communities across the country and boosting the economy in the process, in stark contrast with Donald Trump’s repeated broken promises to deliver “infrastructure week.” 

“While Trump turned ‘infrastructure week’ into a running joke, President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law is delivering concrete results – rebuilding roads and bridges, providing clean drinking water, expanding affordable internet access, and spurring job growth for communities in Nevada and across the country,” DNC spokesperson Rhyan Lake said. “As MAGA Republicans try to hand out tax breaks to the ultra-wealthy at the expense of working families, President Biden and Vice President Harris are continuing to build the economy from the bottom up and the middle out.”

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