President Biden’s $2 trillion infrastructure bill has become a slush fund for every radical item on the far left’s agenda.
From a repurposed Green New Deal to the job-killing PRO Act, the infrastructure bill contains more NON-infrastructure items than it does infrastructure-specific items.
As a recent Dallas Morning News headline read:
As the piece went on to explain, “A key element of every infrastructure bill and every infrastructure investment in history has been that it represents a one-time investment in projects that will benefit society broadly by improving production or economic activity. That is why projects such as highways, sewage systems, airports — and even parking lots — are infrastructure.”
But President Biden says that roads and bridges are “yesterday” infrastructure.
Really, President Biden is using the word infrastructure to try to sell policies that would otherwise be rejected by Congress because they are rejected by the American people.
Americans don’t want the Green New Deal.
Americans don’t want the PRO Act, which prioritizes unions’ interests over workers’ interests.
Americans don’t want trillions of taxpayer dollars—money we don’t have and which our children will have to pay back—for more wasteful spending.
But they are hoping that Americans won’t notice that those are the policies that are being sold under the banner of “infrastructure spending.”
