On the recordJanuary 28, 2022
Why? Because infrastructure spending isn’t just politically popular. It’s critically necessary.
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Joy Reid
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msnbc.comWhy? Because infrastructure spending isn’t just politically popular. It’s critically necessary.
Joy Reid emphasizes the importance of infrastructure spending in light of a recent bridge collapse.
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