After announcing the newly formed bipartisan deal, President Biden is now hitting the road to attempt to garner support for the infrastructure deal, with his first stop being La Crosse, Wisconsin.
The stop in Wisconsin proved to be a calculated decision as, according to an article by Christopher Wilson and Brittney Shepherd for Yahoo! News, Democratic-friendly La Crosse County voted for President Biden by over 10 points during the 2020 general election.
Seemingly mimicking the strategy the President and his administration employed to help garner support for his COVID-relief bill the American Rescue Plan, President Biden is attempting to make the case for why the dialed-down infrastructure plan is needed.
