Biden Signs $280 Billion CHIPS Act In Bid To Boost U.S. Over China
The legislation sets aside $52 billion specifically to bolster the U.S. computer chip sector.
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The legislation sets aside $52 billion specifically to bolster the U.S. computer chip sector.
And fall? >> he'll be out there more than he has been. we've been alerted to future travel in and around the area. also, to sell some of the recent legislative accomplishments, whether it's the chips bill or this ira, the inflation reduction act. you know, one of the things to be blunt about is that he has had covid. you know, there was a lot of concern about him getting out there and getting sick. he had covid. he had a rebound case, so there is a bit of a reprieve right now. that he can go out there without too much fear of reinfection. that actually does matter materially for him. also, you...
So infrastructure, to the chips bill, which is finally going to bring semiconductors back, to the inflation reduction act, the largest bill on climate, the gun safety, democrats have a lot to be proud of. we need to get that message out. of course, when you go to a state like new hampshire, it gives you a platform to get the platform to get the message out. people cover it. i was happy to accept the invitation. >> all right. quickly, while i have you, last question, democrats will come back after this recess having achieved a lot objectively. you listed a fair number of things there. there's a...
Approval ratings, coming out of that particular aircraft. but joe biden's got some of his mojo back, as they say, winning a string of legislative victories like the chips bill, the burn pits bill, rothe president of the united states. the federal government is going to forgive $10t loans for most borrowers, upwards of $20,000 forll this m start -- finally crawl out from under that mountn the left say,
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