On the recordMarch 9, 2020
Given the state of our crumbling domestic infrastructure, it is unlikely that the United States is going to match that level of spending.
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congress.govGiven the state of our crumbling domestic infrastructure, it is unlikely that the United States is going to match that level of spending.
Maloney discusses the U.S. inability to match China's infrastructure spending abroad.
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