“Democracy is still working in America despite all the talk about its demise.” This is how Joe Biden signed the inflation and climate law in the White House, “one of the most important laws in our history.” Signature comes in the week of the Republican primaries in Wyoming and Alaska, which saw the victory of the candidates with the support of Donald Trump (and the defeat of Liz Cheney) by Valentina Clemente

Inflation reduction law After a period of “clear danger to democracy and the rule of law” for the United States, “we are at a crucial moment,” Biden confirmed the signing of the Inflation Reduction Act. Among the Democratic representatives present at the White House, as well as Senator Joe Manchin, whose vote was crucial to passing the measure in the Senate. With this act, the president asserted, “We have shown that democracy in America is not good for just a few, but for all.”

750 billion plans also for climate and health “One of the most important laws in our history, America’s spirit is vibrant, America’s future is bright, America’s promise is real and it’s just beginning.” So Biden at the ceremony at the White House in which he signed the Inflation Reduction Act. A strongly desired measure by the administration and an important victory for the president and the Democratic Party in light of the midterm elections

“our future” The President of the White House emphasized that “it is about our future, to bring progress and prosperity to American families, and to show America and the American people that democracy still works in the United States.” The package includes the United States’ largest-ever climate investment: $370 billion to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 40% by 2030.