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April 27, 2021 7:00 AM By Zachary Sherwood and Brandon Lee
Joe Bidenâs massive infrastructure and family-support plans are a direct appeal to the discontented White voters who put Donald Trump in office and to independent suburban women, his advisers say, with the president staking a claim on economic issues ahead of the 2022 midterm elections.
The so-called American Jobs Plan Biden released last month features spending on traditional infrastructure like highways and airports to better compete with China, a pitch his advisers think will resonate with Republican men and blue-collar workers.
And the âAmerican Families Planâ heâll outline this week seeks to broadly increase the availability of child care and improve working conditions for people caring for children and seniors a top priority for suburban women, pollsters say.
blocks from a comercial buildinged by her husband. oklahoma senator james inhofe helped secure $2 million of widen of a road that runs next to his wife s property near tulsa. thois are a few of long list of funding projects that raise some eyebrows. we have the national reporter with the washington post and part of the team that investigated all of this. so, kimberly, big question i guess after two days of listening to the reports, how bad is it when it comes to earmarks? well, that s a good question. i don t think that we were thinking of it that way. we weren t thinking how bad is it. we were really were talking an unprecedented systemic approach looking at all of their financial records and then comparing it to the earmark requests that they asked for. and what we tried to do was just tell readers something that they re supposed to learn from financial disclosure forms. you re supposed to be able to see the intersection between a member s financial
tea party caucus requested a total of 764 earmarks worth more than a billion dollars. for example, congressman denny reberg of montana had the most earmarks. he signed on to funding for 88 different projects. utah republican rob bishop wanted 47 earmarks worth more than $94 million. patti ann? patti ann: they pledged something different as part of the tea party. how are these lawmakers now responding to the scrutiny? reporter: we re hearing a lot of reformed earmark requests. representative bishop out of utah, he eventually signed on with other republicans in the house not to ask for earmarks going forward. here s what he told us. i will play by whatever rules are there but the idea of changing the way we do things in washington is what i think the people want in the last election and we re bound and determined we ll change the way we do things in the future. reporter: that is the same thing we re hearing from representative michele bachmann who will head up the tea party caucus.
watch this. the bill contain miss earmarks that you requested. i mean, why are you opposing this bill when it includes things that you called for in there? i intend to vote against these earmarks, because i think the american people sent a message on november 2nd saying they wanted a new way of operating. senator thune, i was looking at the list and it adds up to over $100 million. have you asked those those earmarks be removed? i m going to vote against it. why haven t you asked they be removed? well, those are projects that were vetted. i mean, i support those projects, but i don t support this bill. i support those projects, but i don t support this bill. to be clear, these republicans are defending their millions of dollars in earmark requests by saying, well, we re going to vote against the bill anyway, so please, next question. please. at that point, the assemble ed reporters in the room smelled blood. going through this bill, there s earmark after earmark from th