Well, I think today's win is a great one, as you said, Anderson. People in Washington have been trying to do this for decades, trying to find a way to pass a large infrastructure bill to make these investments that are long overdue in our country in roads and bridges, internet, clean water, all these things, and to do it on a bipartisan basis, makes it, I think, more sustainable and a stronger win.
Ron Klain, White House Chief of Staff, comments on the bipartisan nature of the infrastructure bill and its importance.
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I think what people need to look at is the choice between what the President -- what congressional Democrats have done are doing, and what Republicans are talking about this season.
So I don't think rallies have proved effective for candidates in the midterms. And so we're trying something different that we think will be effective.
Well, look, Anderson, I'm covered by the Hatch Act, I have to be careful what I say about electoral politics here at the White House.
She has united the party behind her forcefully and effectively, and that's what we need to win this fall.
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