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The President took swipes at similar programs administered under his predecessor, saying it was too difficult for businesses like the one he was visiting -- which has 22 employees during peak season and operates from a small facility set back from the road in a commercial district -- to receive funds. "You got very big businesses getting the lion's share of that money. So when we wrote this rescue plan, we insisted that we have an inspector general to make sure the money goes exactly where it's supposed to go," he said. In highlighting the assistance his administration is offering, Biden wa...

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By Tal Axelrod - 03/17/21 12:00 PM EDT   Seventy-two percent of registered voters approve of the new coronavirus relief package that was signed into law last week, a high level of support as the Biden administration rolls out a public relations blitz to tout the legislation. Forty-eight percent of voters “strongly” support the law, while another 24 percent “somewhat” support it, according to a new Politico-Morning Consult poll released Wednesday. Only 11 percent oppose it “strongly,” and 9 percent “somewhat” oppose it. Support for the law is divided along party lines. An ...

In Pennsylvania, Biden showcases aid to small businesses JOSH BOAK, DARLENE SUPERVILLE and AAMER MADHANI, Associated Press March 16, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Now Playing: After opening his presidency by playing down expectations for combating the pandemic, President Joe Biden and his top messengers are touring the country to raise hopes over his $1.9 trillion relief package. (March 16) Video: Associated Press CHESTER, Pa. (AP) — President Joe Biden turned up at a minority-owned flooring business in suburban Philadelphia on Tuesday to highlight h...

After opening his presidency by playing down expectations for combating the pandemic, President Joe Biden and his top messengers are touring the country to raise hopes over his $1.9 trillion relief package.