President Biden is traveling to his birthplace for the first time since he took office, using the symbolic venue to drive home the case for his agenda at a critical stage.
Tuesday that the final bill would likely drop tuition-free community college and curtail child tax credits.
Psaki played down the deadline, saying the White House did not propose it."What our effort is and our focus is on is continuing to make progress. We are getting closer to an agreement on a path forward to deliver for the American people," she said. Building Back Together, the pro-Biden nonprofit advocacy group, is launching a million-dollar ad campaign in Scranton and other important swing-state television markets., building on a $15 million blitz for Biden's plans, reinforces the populist case for his economic agenda, arguing that the proposal is"on the side of working families and seniors" and that it would be paid for by"making the wealthy pay the taxes that they owe.
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