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From the Speaker's Press Office:

Meatpacking workers. Grocery store cashiers. Home health aides.

How does the GOP's new agenda thank the essential workers that our economy could not function without? With thousands of dollars in tax hikes.

From the Speaker's Press Office:

From the Speaker's Press Office:

Local papers across the country are celebrating the Biden Administration's $14 billion Army Corps infrastructure investments announced last week. Made possible by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, which House Republicans overwhelmingly opposed, these new federal investments in 500 projects across the country will improve infrastructure resilience, ease supply chain bottlenecks and create good-paying jobs for America's families.

From the Speaker's Press Office:

This week, the Biden Administration announced $14 billion in Army Corps investments in 500 projects across the nation, all of which are critical to keeping our economic recovery strong and many which are specifically focused on strengthening critical supply chains. These new investments, made possible by the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, will create jobs and economic opportunity, strengthen key water infrastructure projects, improve resiliency to the climate crisis and restore the environment.

From the Speaker's Press Office:

President Biden and House Democrats are delivering durable economic growth with historic investments in infrastructure, a stronger supply chain, and American workers. Now, ahead of the holiday season, families are seeing presents arrive on time, gas prices beginning to fall, and a strong outlook for more durable economic growth for the United States even as other countries struggle to find their footing.

From the Speaker's Press Office:

This morning, 56 of America's top economists released a letter saying, "Congress can alleviate some of the strain caused by inflation by passing the Build Back Better Act, which will lower everyday costs for families, including child care, health care, utility bills, prescription drugs, and education."