The last time Joe Biden was in New Hampshire, he was a no-show at his own, sad party.
Trounced in the state’s 2020 Democratic presidential primary, Biden hopped a flight to next-up South Carolina before the polls had even closed on his fifth-place finish. On Tuesday, he returns to New Hampshire as president, eager to talk up his new USD1 trillion infrastructure deal and what all that money can do for Americans.
Biden is down in the polls and hopes to use the successful deal to shift the political winds in his direction with new momentum for his broader USD1.85 trillion social spending package before Congress.
