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Jennifer Rene Psaki Press Briefing by Press Secretary Jen Psaki… (2021)

Will the White House say explicitly that it is not trying to influence corporations or organizations to take action on state-level decisions like this? MS. PSAKI: We’ve conveyed it, and I’m happy to answer your question directly. We’ve not asked corporations to take specific actions. That’s not our focus here. Our focus is on continuing to convey that it’s important that voting is easier, not harder; that when there are laws in place that make it harder, we certainly express an opposition to those laws.
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Jennifer Rene Psaki Press Briefing by Press Secretary Jen Psaki… (2021)

It is ensuring that we can rebuild pipes so that we don’t have kids with lead in their drinking water. It is rebuilding the backbone and the infrastructure of our workforce, because there are 2 million women who are out of the workforce who, hopefully, if we could help them with caregiving, will be able to rejoin.So there are a number of components that I outlined earlier but that we believe define how we can invest in an innovative, forward-looking way in our economy, in our workers, create jobs.
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Jennifer Rene Psaki Press Briefing by Press Secretary Jen Psaki… (2021)

It’s a more traditional definition of infrastructure. So is the White House open to anything that he has laid out in this proposal, or — that he says he’s pitched directly to the White House? MS. PSAKI: Well, I think what I was conveying is that it’s time for people to be bolder and more forward-looking about what infrastructure looks like.Infrastructure is not just the roads we get a horse and buggy across. Infrastructure is about broadband. It’s about replacing lead pipes so people have water. It’s about rebuilding our schools.
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