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$100 billions for building broadband Internet infrastructure.
$50 billions to build semiconductor facilities.
$180 billions for research and development for technology facilities for robotics, atomic, etc.
$174 billions for EV research, development, and warehouse facilities.
$80 billions for trains.
$20 billions for sea ports.
$20 billions for rural communities.
$50 billions for disaster-proof infrastructure.
$213 billions for affordable homes.
$111 billions to replace lead pipes.
$100 billions for public schools.
$10 billions modernize federal buildings.
$18 billions modernize VA hospitals.
$25 billions child care facilities.
$16 billions for oil wells.
$5 billions for dormant industrial sites.
$100 billions for building broadband Internet infrastructure.
$50 billions to build semiconductor facilities.
$180 billions for research and development for technology facilities for robotics, atomic, etc.
$174 billions for EV research, development, and warehouse facilities.
$80 billions for trains.
$20 billions for sea ports.
$20 billions for rural communities.
$50 billions for disaster-proof infrastructure.
$213 billions for affordable homes.
$111 billions to replace lead pipes.
$100 billions for public schools.
$10 billions modernize federal buildings.
$18 billions modernize VA hospitals.
$25 billions child care facilities.
$16 billions for oil wells.
$5 billions for dormant industrial sites.
Really...we’re the most indebted nation in the history of the world 28 trillion dollars ...who’s going to pay for all of this “Genius”
$100 billions for building broadband Internet infrastructure.
$50 billions to build semiconductor facilities.
$180 billions for research and development for technology facilities for robotics, atomic, etc.
$174 billions for EV research, development, and warehouse facilities.
$80 billions for trains.
$20 billions for sea ports.
$20 billions for rural communities.
$50 billions for disaster-proof infrastructure.
$213 billions for affordable homes.
$111 billions to replace lead pipes.
$100 billions for public schools.
$10 billions modernize federal buildings.
$18 billions modernize VA hospitals.
$25 billions child care facilities.
$16 billions for oil wells.
$5 billions for dormant industrial sites.
Trump's plan:
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Blasted yourself right in the foot, didn't you. Elmer Fudd would be proud.
Blasted yourself right in the foot, didn't you. Elmer Fudd would be proud.
Oh, pardon me, please. Did we Americans miss the Trump touted Infrastructure Week? Please reveal the plan as I believe no one saw it during the 208 weeks of the Trump reign. Perhaps it is hiding under all the hyperbole of the Trumpian repeal & replace healthcare plan? Nope, not there either, is it?
Last edited by corpgypsy; 04-01-2021 at 05:03 AM..
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$100 billions for building broadband Internet infrastructure.
$50 billions to build semiconductor facilities.
$180 billions for research and development for technology facilities for robotics, atomic, etc.
$174 billions for EV research, development, and warehouse facilities.
$80 billions for trains.
$20 billions for sea ports.
$20 billions for rural communities.
$50 billions for disaster-proof infrastructure.
$213 billions for affordable homes.
$111 billions to replace lead pipes.
$100 billions for public schools.
$10 billions modernize federal buildings.
$18 billions modernize VA hospitals.
$25 billions child care facilities.
$16 billions for oil wells.
$5 billions for dormant industrial sites.
Don’t you know...according to the left money grows on trees..
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