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In November, Congress continued its seemingly endless spending spree by passing a 1,039-page infrastructure package. Its price tag? A staggering $1.2 trillion.
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In November, Congress continued its seemingly endless spending spree by passing a 1,039-page infrastructure package. Its price tag? A staggering $1.2 trillion.
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This year, the White House and Congress recognized historic wrongs when they signed a bipartisan infrastructure bill into law.
This year, the White House and Congress recognized historic wrongs when they signed a bipartisan infrastructure bill into law.
This year, the White House and Congress recognized historic wrongs when they signed a bipartisan infrastructure bill into law.