President Joe Biden is stopping by a notoriously dilapidated bridge connecting Ohio and Kentucky to promote his administration's infrastructure law. The Brent Spence Bridge has long been a symbol of the nation's aging infrastructure system, with presidents of both parties vowing to fix it.
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President Joe Biden highlights bipartisanship at Kentucky bridge appearance
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Biden celebrates infrastructure projects with Mitch McConnell in Kentucky
President Joe Biden is stopping by a notoriously dilapidated bridge connecting Ohio and Kentucky to promote his administration's infrastructure law. The Brent Spence Bridge has long been a symbol of the nation's aging infrastructure system, with presidents of both parties vowing to fix it.
The Brent Spence Bridge, which connects Cincinnati and northern Kentucky, was declared functionally obsolete by the Federal Highway Administration in the 1990s.
The Brent Spence Bridge, which connects Cincinnati and northern Kentucky, was declared functionally obsolete by the Federal Highway Administration in the 1990s.
President Joe Biden is stopping by a notoriously dilapidated bridge connecting Ohio and Kentucky to promote his administration's infrastructure law. The Brent Spence Bridge has long been a symbol of
President Joe Biden is set to address supporters in Covington, Kentucky, on Wednesday alongside Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and other local officials to talk about his administration's economic plans in the state regarding jobs and infrastructure.
President Joe Biden is holding out the promised makeover of a dilapidated bridge over the Ohio River as a symbol of what can happen when Republicans and Democrats work together.
President Joe Biden is in Kentucky to visit a dilapidated bridge that's getting a federal facelift and to talk up the virtues of bipartisanship with Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell.
President Joe Biden used his Wednesday visit to the Brent Spence Bridge connecting Ohio and Kentucky as an opportunity to push for further federal infrastructure investment.
President Joe Biden delivered a speech about the need for bipartisan cooperation in front of a Kentucky bridge on Wednesday afternoon — with one of his biggest congressional adversaries in attendance.
Amid intra-party fighting among Washington House Republicans, President Biden joined Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) to discuss the new Kentucky Brent Spence Bridge with Republican and Democratic state leaders.
By MJ Lee and Kevin Liptak, CNN A rare scene is set to unfold in Covington, Kentucky, on Wednesday: President Joe Biden standing alongside Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, as the two men promote together a major bipartisan legislative accomplishment.
President Joe Biden will join a bipartisan contingent, including Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., at the foot of a massive bridge between Ohio and Kentucky.
COVINGTON, Ky. -- President Joe Biden and Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell made a rare joint appearance Wednesday at a bridge in Kentucky in a display of bipartisanship that offers
COVINGTON, Kentucky (AP) — President Joe Biden on Wednesday held out the promised makeover of a dilapidated bridge over the Ohio River as a symbol of what can happen when Republicans and Democrats work together — even as he condemned what he labeled an “embarrassing” scene of GOP disarray back in Wa…
President Joe Biden, joined by senators and governors from both sides of the political aisle and the Ohio River, came to Kentucky Wednesday to celebrate the bipartisanship that’s bringing a long-awaited upgrade of the Brent Spence Bridge and other critical infrastructure around the country.
Hundreds of miles away from the chaos in Washington that is consuming the new GOP House majority, President Biden took a victory lap with an unlikely Republican ally. He appeared in Kentucky alongside Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell to promote new infrastructure projects.
As Republican infighting continues in the House, President Biden made a rare bipartisan visit to Kentucky alongside Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell to tout his administration’s $1.2 trillion dollar infrastructure bill.
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