President Joe Biden signed the $1.2 trillion Infrastructure and Jobs Act on Monday, marking an important victory for the president following months of quarrels among House and Senate Democrats. Biden signed the bill in front of the White House while flanked by members of both parties in an effort to portray the bill to the American people as a bipartisan effort. “For too long, we’ve talked about having the best economy in the world,” Biden said during the signing ceremony. “We’ve talked about asserting American leadership in the world with the best and safest roads, railways, ports, and airports.” “Here in Washington, we’ve heard countless speeches, promises, and white papers from the experts,” Biden continued. “But today, we are finally getting it done. And my message to the American people is: America is moving again. And your life is going to change for the better.” “Too often in Washington—the reason …