
I call upon all Americans to recognize the importance of our Nation's transportation infrastructure and to acknowledge the contributions of those who build, operate, and maintain it.
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I call upon all Americans to recognize the importance of our Nation's transportation infrastructure and to acknowledge the contributions of those who build, operate, and maintain it.

The United States was once a leader in infrastructure, and my Administration is dedicated to restoring this legacy.

American infrastructure is the foundation of our economy—helping businesses move products, getting workers to the job, and ensuring families make it home to their loved ones each night.

Investing in infrastructure has never been more important.

There is one minor point, they also all have to be built, and they are not all going to be built.

There is a huge opportunity for jobs and infrastructure development at the ports to prepare for a Post-Panamax world.

One common-sense way that we could put people back to work would be investing in modernizing our nation's infrastructure.

We spend approximately 2 percent of GDP on infrastructure, a 50 percent decline from 1960 and far less than countries like China.

Rebuilding our roads, bridges and ports will not only put Americans back to work, but also help to expand trade, keep American businesses competitive and create even more jobs here at home.

We are putting veterans back to work rebuilding and protecting America.

The American people deserve to know that companies running our critical infrastructure meet basic, commonsense cybersecurity standards.

That's how we built the Golden Gate Bridge or the Hoover Dam.

This bill will keep thousands of construction workers on the job rebuilding our Nation's infrastructure.

Legislation should address core critical infrastructure vulnerabilities without sacrificing the fundamental values of privacy and civil liberties for our citizens.

To maintain our Nation's competitive edge and ensure an economy built to last, the United States must have fast, reliable, resilient, and environmentally sound means of moving people, goods, energy, and information.

Investing in the Nation's infrastructure provides immediate and long-term economic benefits for local communities and the Nation as a whole.

This is the largest solar plant of its kind anywhere in the country.