The Republican leader in the Senate says Biden’s infrastructure plan is a “big missed opportunity.”

Minority Leader in the US Senate, Mitch McConnellThis wednesday failed Infrastructure plan For the head of state, Joe Biden, Describing it asBig missed opportunityTo redesign the country’s backbone over the next eight years.

“Our nation can use it Infrastructure plan Serious and specific. There will be bipartisan support for a smart proposal. Unfortunately, the most recent Liberal Wish List The Republican leader wrote in a statement that the White House decided to call it “infrastructure”, a great opportunity this administration has created.

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“This plan does not focus on rebuilding the backbone of the United States,” he added.

Comments McConnell They arrived soon after Biden He officially introduced the $ 2 trillion plan, which plans to fund businesses with higher taxes. The president, speaking from Pittsburgh, affirmed that the initiative will create the “strongest and most resistant innovative economy in the world” and represent a “unique investment in a generation” in the United States.

It is time to build our economy from the bottom up and the middle out. The American president said, “It is not from the top to the bottom.” He also indicated that $ 620 billion would go to Infrastructure reconstruction.

But McConnell He criticized the bill for exceeding the allocation of resources to repair bridges, highways, roads and streets, accusing him of Atmosphere Biden Along with the “far left doctrine”.

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“This suggestion appears to be used.”Infrastructure‘ K Troy Horse For the largest group of Increase taxes In a generation. Democrats continue to try to use big issues like smoke screens for unrelated agenda items. ”

“Less than 6% of this huge proposal is for roads and bridges. I’ll spend more money on electric cars alone than on America’s roads, bridges, ports, airports and waterways combined.” Added.