BIDEN IS EXPECTED TO SIGN THE
$1.2 TRILLION INFRASTRUCTURE
BILL INTO LAW ON MONDAY.
FOR WISCONSIN, THAT INCLUDES
$5.2 BILLION OVER FIVE YEARS FOR
HIGHWAYS, $59D 2 MILLION FOR
PUBLIC TRANCE SITS, $100 MILLION
TO EXPAND BROADBAND AND $841
MILLION FOR WATER
INFRASTRUCTURE.
THE BILL PASSED THE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES LAST WEEK WITH
ALL WISCONSIN REPUBLICAN MEMBERS
OF CONGRESS VOTING AGAINST THE
SPENDING.
WE REACHED OUT TO MULTIPLE GOP
U.S. REPRESENTATIVES TO TALK
ABOUT THEIR OPPOSITION, BUT THEY
DECLINED.
IN A STATEMENT, FIFTH DISTRICT
CONGRESSMAN SCOTT FITZGERALD
SAID THIS.
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY NEEDS TO
REIN IN THEIR OUT-OF-CONTROL
SPENDING.
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE CANNOT
AFFORD THE DEBT OF THEIR