What's In The Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill?

The Senate has finalized a bipartisan infrastructure package, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, which includes significant funding for roads, bridges, public transit, rail, broadband, and water infrastructure. The bill is funded through various sources, including repurposed COVID-19 relief funds and early termination of unemployment benefits in some states. Despite its high cost, it will not raise taxes. The bill's complexity means it will take time to fully understand its contents.

What is the official title of the infrastructure package discussed in the video?

• The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act

• The American Infrastructure Act

• The National Infrastructure Development Act

• The Bipartisan Infrastructure Plan

Which of the following is NOT included in the funding allocations of the infrastructure package?

• Broadband internet

• Public transit

• Roads and bridges

• Healthcare facilities

How is the infrastructure bill funded without raising taxes?

• By borrowing from international banks

• By cutting education budgets

• By repurposing COVID-19 relief funds

• By increasing state taxes

Which states contributed to the funding by ending a federal unemployment benefit early?

• 30 states

• 26 states

• 20 states

• 15 states

What is emphasized about the infrastructure bill's document?

• It is written in multiple languages

• It is significant in size

• It is very short

• It is easy to read