Joe Biden celebrated a bipartisan win as Kevin McCarthy continued to flounder in the House. The message to the American electorate can't be much clearer. (via MaddowBlog)
of President Joe Biden standing alongside a bipartisan group that included a Democratic governor, a Republican governor, a Democratic senator, and two Republican senators. The headline read, “Biden, McConnell tout ‘a legislative miracle.
In recent years, however, the bridge has fallen into disrepair as it’s taken on far more traffic than it was designed to withstand. The result was a project that took on national significance. Now, however, thanks to a bipartisan infrastructure package that overcame GOP opposition to reach Biden’s desk, officials are actually cutting the checks.
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