Two of President Joe Biden's flagship laws are pumping billions of dollars of taxpayer cash into states that will likely decide the winner of November's presidential election, with much more money still up for grabs.
The 2021 bipartisan infrastructure package and the Inflation Reduction Act, Biden's massive climate bill, have routed more than $60 billion combined to Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Nevada, Arizona and Georgia, according to White House data.
These states are widely considered to be the seven key swing states that will dictate whether Biden will secure a second term or if former President Donald Trump will return to the White House.
In his first campaign event of the 2024 election season, Biden stated that democracy and fundamental freedoms are under threat if former U.S. President Donald Trump returns to the White House.
Biden announced a $900 million investment in electric vehicle infrastructure on the national highway system in 35 states.
While taxpayer cash flows into these states to subsidize infrastructure and green energy projects, Biden administration officials have recently traveled to promote the administration's massive spending as the election cycle heats up.
Vice President Kamala Harris was in North Carolina on Thursday to celebrate the Environmental Protection Agency's announcement that it is doling out billions of IRA dollars to green groups that are laden with Democratic establishment insiders.
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