President Joe Biden hesitated to tout his $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure deal during a wildfire briefing at the White House after backpedaling on his veto threat if Congress did not also deliver a social welfare package to his desk at the same time.
Biden was telling a group of Cabinet officials, governors, and private sector partners who were convened to discuss fire season preparedness and response efforts that the country needed to make investments “in our future.”
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