In a Labor Day speech to Sheet Metal Workers’ Local 19 in Pennsylvania, President Joe Biden criticized former President Donald Trump for his lack of infrastructure development during his presidency. Biden addressed concerns about his handling of the economy, which have been a major consideration for voters as they decide who to support in the next election. Without specifically mentioning Trump’s name, Biden referred to him as the “last guy” and highlighted the stark contrast between his own presidency and Trump’s. He pointed out that while infrastructure week became a punchline under his predecessor, it has become a decade-long focus under his watch. In November 2021, Biden signed a historic $1 trillion infrastructure deal into law that provides funding for future projects. Biden also took a previous jab at his predecessor for his failure to prioritize infrastructure. He emphasized that during Trump’s presidency, there were numerous promises of infrastructure development, but no actual progress was made. Biden remarked that it was ironic that the only other president in history who left office with fewer jobs in America than when he started was Herbert Hoover. In his speech, Biden asserted that America’s economy is stronger than other countries’ and debunked the notion that the country is failing. He expressed confidence in the strength and resilience of the American economy.
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