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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But we -- what we are clearly seeing on the campaign trail are MAGA Republicans engaging in the big lie, refusing to accept the outcome of elections, threatening to overturn the will of the voters in subsequent elections.
The fact that we’ve got the unemployment rate down to 3.5 percent, which matches the lost in years.
It seems to me now, that same kind of care would look at the nominees and say, who among them have already been confirmed by the United States Senate?
This bill is a history-making bill for two reasons. First of all, these historical investments in fighting climate change... It’s the most significant climate change legislation ever enacted in the world.
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