Biden takes his sales pitch for bipartisan infrastructure plan to Wisconsin after shaky start

President Joe Biden will argue the bipartisan infrastructure proposal would benefit working and middle-class families around the country when he travels to Wisconsin on Tuesday, according to a White House official. 

During his remarks in La Crosse, Wisconsin, the President is expected to talk about how the deal was a result of months of negotiations that brought Democrats and Republicans together. He'll also stress how the investments from the plan -- $1.2 trillion over eight years -- would benefit those in small towns across the country and in rural America, "not just in the biggest cities on the coasts," the official said. It will be Biden's first time pitching the bipartisan infrastructure proposal to the American people since nearly derailing the deal in off-the-cuff remarks last week. While speaking to reporters at the White House, Biden said he wouldn't sign the bill he had just negotiated unless another sweeping proposal of Democratic priorities landed on his desk as well.