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Watch as Trump supporters begin giving Trump credit for building bridges and creating jobs. Jobs created by Biden. You know the senile old man who didn't know what day it was. This was legislation opposed by Trump and a whole lot of Republicans.
Donald Trump is apparently trying to take credit for infrastructure projects funded by a bill former president Joe Biden signed into law — legislation that Trump vehemently opposed at the time as “a loser for the U.S.A.”
Now, The New York Times reported, the Trump administration is taking down blue signs that once touted projects “funded by President Joe Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law” and putting up red signs that read, in all caps: “President Donald J. Trump” and “Rebuilding America’s Infrastructure.” Those signs have been showing up at several major infrastructure projects funded by Biden’s bill, including bridges in Maryland and Connecticut as well as rail improvements in Seattle, Boston, and Philadelphia, and an Amtrak tunnel replacement project between Baltimore and Washington, D.C. The signs also acknowledge (but in smaller font) that the projects are “funded by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act” but do not mention Biden.
Not only did Trump oppose the infrastructure bill’s passage before he became president for a second term, he signed an executive order shortly after his inauguration demanding federal agencies “immediately pause the disbursement of funds” under Biden’s 2021 infrastructure law and 2022 inflation reduction act that invested in climate initiatives. A day later, the administration clarified that the order only applied to funds for programs that disincentivize investments in fossil fuels or encourage the use of electric vehicles.
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Trump Is Taking Credit for Infrastructure Projects Funded by Biden Legislation He Opposed
The administration is putting up signs that say, "President Donald J. Trump" and "Rebuilding America's Infrastructure" at worksites funded by the 2021 bipartisan billDonald Trump is apparently trying to take credit for infrastructure projects funded by a bill former president Joe Biden signed into law — legislation that Trump vehemently opposed at the time as “a loser for the U.S.A.”
Now, The New York Times reported, the Trump administration is taking down blue signs that once touted projects “funded by President Joe Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law” and putting up red signs that read, in all caps: “President Donald J. Trump” and “Rebuilding America’s Infrastructure.” Those signs have been showing up at several major infrastructure projects funded by Biden’s bill, including bridges in Maryland and Connecticut as well as rail improvements in Seattle, Boston, and Philadelphia, and an Amtrak tunnel replacement project between Baltimore and Washington, D.C. The signs also acknowledge (but in smaller font) that the projects are “funded by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act” but do not mention Biden.
Not only did Trump oppose the infrastructure bill’s passage before he became president for a second term, he signed an executive order shortly after his inauguration demanding federal agencies “immediately pause the disbursement of funds” under Biden’s 2021 infrastructure law and 2022 inflation reduction act that invested in climate initiatives. A day later, the administration clarified that the order only applied to funds for programs that disincentivize investments in fossil fuels or encourage the use of electric vehicles.
Trump Is Taking Credit for Infrastructure Projects Funded by Biden Legislation He Opposed
Donald Trump is taking credit for infrastructure projects funded by a bill former president Joe Biden signed into law, which Trump opposed.
www.rollingstone.com
Trump orders cut federal transportation funds in Tennessee - Nashville Banner
Trump's executive orders have raised concerns about federal funding for infrastructure and clean energy projects in Nashville and Tennessee.
nashvillebanner.com
How Trump Is Seizing Credit For Biden’s Infrastructure Wins: Fact Check
Donald Trump is putting his name on projects funded by Joe Biden’s 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law—despite opposing it at the time. Here’s the fact check., US News, Times Now
www.timesnownews.com
Trump Slaps His Name on Infrastructure Projects Funded by Biden
Donald Trump is more than happy to claim credit for a Biden law he actively tried to kill.
newrepublic.com
Trump once called Biden's $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill 'terrible.' Now he's pretending he signed it.
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law included a heap of corporate welfare and unnecessary projects. It's no wonder Trump wants to take credit for it.
reason.com
