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Buttigieg To Speak Before House Panel To Argue For Increased Funds For Infrastructure

Buttigieg To Speak Before House Panel To Argue For Increased Funds For Infrastructure

The Secretary of Transportation will speak before the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee to engender bipartisan support for the funding…

Mooreville Tribune

https://mooresvilletribune.com/news/national/govt-and-politics/buttigieg-pitches-infrastructure-needs-to-divided-congress/article_5b39668d-20f1-59f7-abf8-7392ee7d19d6.html

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