Jackson Mississippi water system has failed. Did their Congressmen vote for infrastructure investment?

I misrepresented nothing. Look them up if you are confused.
I'm simply stating that the bill contains far more than "infrastructure" which is why Republicans did not vote for it.
This is a tactic used by the Democrats constantly.
As well as naming a bill something that it is not.
Like the "Deficit Reduction Act"... when MSNBC says it is misnamed - you KNOW it was REALLY misnamed.
Democrats will pack a bill with all kinds of things they know Republicans won't vote for - just so they can say "Republicans voted against "XX"
 
I misrepresented nothing. Look them up if you are confused.
I'm simply stating that the bill contains far more than "infrastructure" which is why Republicans did not vote for it.
Why did you edit what you posted instead of providing a full statement of what is being funded?
Trying to hide something?
 

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Show me a single court case that federal funding of infrastructure is unconstitutional
 
Jackson Mississippi is in a crisis. They have no water for drinking, washing or toilets


”The water system has been troubled for years and the city already was under a boil-water notice since late July.”


EVERY Mississippi Congress member and Senator voted against the $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Bill. A Bill that provides funding to upgrade water systems

Mississippi is one of our poorest states with crumbling infrastructure
Yet their Congressmen turned their back on struggling citizens and voted against public infrastructure investment
They be a red state they don't worry about water.
 
Seems like it is.

Definition of infrastructure


1: the system of public works of a country, state, or regional so : the resources (such as personnel, buildings, or equipment) required for an activity
2: the underlying foundation or basic framework (as of a system or organization)
3: the permanent installations required for military purposes
 

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