From helping every American get cheaper gas, to giving people the high speed internet they deserve, to lending homeless Americans shelter for the winter, President Joe Biden is keeping his campaign promise to lower costs for working families, and rebuild a country and economy that benefits everyone, not just those at the top.
Thanks to President Biden’s leadership, gas and energy prices are starting to fall just in time for the holiday season:
CNN: Finally some relief: Gasoline and natural gas prices are falling
Fox Business: Gas prices nationwide likely to drop even further, expert says
New York Times: Sinking natural gas prices are a sign of hope for household winter heating bills
Associated Press: Gas prices drop by a lot in parts of northern New England
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill is giving all Americans access to high-speed internet, and providing billions of dollars for infrastructure projects from Ohio to Arizona:
Pennsylvania: [Sen. Bob] Casey: Broadband Funding For Rural Areas Key Element Of Infrastructure Bill
North Carolina: N.C. officials tout ‘unique opportunity’ for broadband expansion
Arizona: Billions of dollars coming to Arizona to improve infrastructure
Ohio: MORPC Matters: Investing in Ohio’s infrastructure will pay long-term dividends
Meanwhile, The American Rescue Plan continues to provide crucial funding for the cities and municipalities hit hardest by the COVID-19 pandemic:
Mercer Cluster: $4 Million Approved For Middle Georgia Food Bank Expansion From American Rescue Plan
Hometown Life: Westland mayor pitches ideas for city’s $26 million American Rescue Plan funds
Youth Today: American Rescue Plan funds fuel expansion in afterschool programs
And once passed, the Build Back Better Act will lower the cost of child care, prescription drugs, health care, and utility bills for working families across the country:
Seehafer News: Report: BBB Could Help With Maternal Care Needs In WI
Local 12: Biden announces plan to lower prescription drug costs
Arizona Republic Opinion: If it wasn’t for the Child Tax Credit, my minimum wage jobs wouldn’t pay our rent
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Published: Dec 8, 2021 | Last Modified: Dec 10, 2021