Biden's infrastructure bill It's worse than we thought

Biden's infrastructure bill IT'S WORSE THAN WE THOUGHT<br /><br />Biden's infrastructure bill isn't backdoor socialism. It's coming through the front door with a red carpet rolled out.<br /><br />Biden unveiled his much-anticipated infrastructure bill. And now that we have some hard details, I can confidently tell you: it's worse than we thought.<br /><br /><a href="https://www.spreaker.com/user/9922149/bidens-infrastructure-bill-its-worse" rel="noopener">https://www.spreaker.com/user/9922149/bidens-infrastructure-bill-its-worse</a><br /><br />And don't just take my word for it. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce said the bill is 'dangerously misguided'.<br /><br />The numbers: The bill spends $2.5 trillion dollars and only 25% of it goes to infrastructure. <br />The rest? "Oh, you know the thing..." Here are some items that jumped out:<br /><br />$400 billion on healthcare subsidies. This is almost 20% of the bill. What does this have to do with infrastructure?<br /><br />$175 billion to subsidize the production of electric vehicles. By comparison, it only gives $115 billion to repair roads and bridges.<br /><br />$213 billion to build 2 million affordable housing units. Why is a welfare project in an infrastructure bill?<br /><br />$56 billion for grants and loans to 'disadvantaged communities' across the country<br /><br />$12 billion to ensure jobs created in clean energy, manufacturing, and infrastructure are open to women of color. Why does this cost $12 billion dollars?<br /><br />$10 billion to create a "Civilian Climate Corps"<br /><br />In addition to the spending, it bans states from having "right to work" laws. <br />Right-to-work laws protect workers from being forced to join a union in their particular industry. <br />This provision is seen as a big, wet kiss to the labor unions who backed Biden in 2020.<br />GOP Rep. Steve Scalise accurately described the bill as "the Green New Deal under a new name."<br /><br />One of the most liberal news outlets in the country, Mother Jones, agrees. <br />They brag: