President Biden is set to unveil a nearly $5 billion investment into dozens of infrastructure projects throughout the country on Thursday during a visit to Superior, Wisconsin.
The investment targets 37 major infrastructure projects throughout the country across at least 12 states, with much of the funding going toward repairing and building new bridges. Among the investments is $600 million to replace the 1-5 bridge that connects Washington and Oregon, $372 million for the Sagamore Bridge in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, and $1.06 billion to replace the Blatnik Bridge that runs between Wisconsin and Minnesota, which is near where Mr. Biden is set to appear for the announcement on Thursday. White House principal deputy press secretary Olivia Dalton called this a “full-circle moment” for the president.
Typical libs, spending tax money on woke infrastructure and satanic public improvements. Trump was going to have an even better infrastructure unveiling unlike anything anyone had ever seen, but the libs had to ruin it with all their voting and subsequent transition of power.
I’m with you. I would much rather have satanic infrastructure and woke public improvements. I also propose we start calling polling places “Gay Polling Locations,” too.
It was just two weeks away, the biggest and best infrastructure project in the history of ever, believe me.
Good job Joe. Now do more good things.
Is it infrastructure week already?
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Washington — President Biden is set to unveil a nearly $5 billion investment into dozens of infrastructure projects throughout the country on Thursday during a visit to Superior, Wisconsin.
The investment targets 37 major infrastructure projects throughout the country across at least 12 states, with much of the funding going toward repairing and building new bridges.
White House principal deputy press secretary Olivia Dalton called this a “full-circle moment” for the president.
“He first visited the Blatnik Bridge about two years ago after the State of the Union in 2022 to talk about the important investments we’re making through the bipartisan infrastructure law in America,” Dalton said aboard Air Force One.
During the visit, the president is set to meet with small business owners who the White House says are expected to benefit from the new Blatnik Bridge.
“Joe Biden bet on the American worker while Donald Trump blamed the American worker,” UAW President Shawn Fain said in his announcement during the UAW’s political convention in Washington, D.C. "We need to know who’s gonna sit in the most powerful seat in the world and help us win as a united working class.
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with much of the funding going toward repairing and building new bridges.
New bridges are woke. Stop new bridges from grooming our children!
That’s it, I’m boycotting bridges.
I am all for Infrastructure.
Though $600 million for that I-5 bridge over the Columbia River seems very low. The Narrows Bridge across the Puget Sound cost like $800 million in 2007 and I feel like that was a smaller project. I am sure there’s some sort of cost matching with WA and OR funding involved but that in particular caught my eye having personal context to that bridge.
It takes courage to visit Superior, WI in January.
It’s not that cold today. Not that dangerous except normal Wisconsin danger
Normal Wisconsin danger… 👀
Always hazardous to go there
I thought they did this 3 years ago?
Yeah more cars
This is not so much ‘more cars’ as it is ‘less cars plunging into rivers during a bridge collapse.’
Dont think theres gonna be any lanes added?
How do you add lanes when you repair a bridge?
Theyre completely replacing bridges https://wsdot.wa.gov/construction-planning/search-projects/i-5-interstate-bridge-replacement-program
One state is replacing a bridge and it was clearly planned before this $5 billion.
This bridge is specifically named in the article we’re commenting on it is part of the 5 billion, along with multiple other bridges being replaced, one for over 1 billion alone, with stated goals of increasing capacity and improving traffic congestion.
These projects should come with strict minimum wage requirements and maximum profit margins for the corporations that run them.
If you pay young people 40 bucks an hour to work on bridges, they will come flocking for these good jobs and regard the fed positively for life.
But they’re being institututed by dems so they’ll pay 17 an hour, work nights, and give the CEO leeway to pocket 15 million bucks a year.
You’re severely underestimating how much engineers and construction workers make.
You may be right, but let’s not cast aspersions without reason. No sense creating a villain where one doesn’t (yet) exist.
It’s okay to celebrate the win and also remain vigilant.
