.MaddowBlog: Americans support President Biden's Build Back Better agenda. Democrats will not benefit from abandoning their own popular plans.
Democrats probably weren't thinking about public relations when they passed their infrastructure package. After all, the legislation cleared the House close to midnight on Friday night — a time usually reserved for news dumps officials don't want the public to see — and President Joe Biden held a press conference on Saturday morning.
There's reason to believe the White House's message will land on fertile soil. A newly released Monmouth UniversityThe president's large spending plans remain broadly popular. Support for the Bipartisan Infrastructure deal , which passed Congress last week and awaits the president's signature, stands at 65%, down just a few points from prior polls.
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