President Joe Biden plans to kick off the public promotion of his recently-passed $555 billion infrastructure bill with a visit to the Port of Baltimore on Wednesday as the White House tries to capitalize on the legislative win.
While the bill has yet to be signed and many projects are years away from being completed, the Biden administration is looking to make the spending more tangible to voters. Biden is expected to use the Baltimore port, which has avoided the shipping bottlenecks seen at other other ports, as an example of what is to come with further investment in the country’s shipping infrastructure.
