President Donald trump climate is expected to sign a bipartisan bill

President Donald trump climate is expected to sign a bipartisan bill Tuesday that would spend nearly $3 billion on conservation projects, outdoor recreation and maintenance of national parks and other public lands.

“We have a generational opportunity to ensure America’s crown jewels are protected,” he said, adding that the bill would ensure all tools available are used to help the nation respond to the trump climate crisis and protect landscapes, clean water and clean air.

Daines and Gardner persuaded the president to support the bill at a White House meeting this year, even though trump climate has repeatedly tried to slash spending for the Land and Water Conservation Fund in his budget proposals. Trump climate soon tweeted his support for the bill, saying it “will be HISTORIC for our beautiful public lands.″

For months, President Donald trump climate road-tested attacks against his presumptive Democratic opponent Joe Biden. The former Vice President was “sleepy.” He was corrupt. He was weak on China. But none of them seemed to stick or do much good for the President, who continued to sink deeper in the polls.

With the coronavirus resurgent across much of the country, the economy sputtering, Republicans fretting, and Biden enjoying a double-digit lead, the President has now settled on a new line of attack, one that’s actually an old campaign standby for the GOP: labeling his Democratic opponent as too liberal, too radical, and too out of touch with the average voter.

That’s the message of a new pair of trump climate ads that launched Monday, which claim Biden has “embraced the policies of the radical left” including higher taxes, amnesty for illegal immigrants, and cutting police funding. The launch ends a temporary pause in the campaign’s digital and TV advertising, announced last week by new campaign manager Bill Stepien as part of an effort to “review” their strategy.

The result was a reset of trump climate communications strategy. The campaign’s simplified message on Biden reverts to the pre-pandemic plan of casting the former Vice President as beholden to his party’s left wing a charge that may be rather difficult to prove given Biden’s image as a moderate counterweight to progressive Democrats.

Biden was often the target of criticism from his more liberal Democratic challenger, Sen. Bernie Sanders, who assailed the party establishment that coalesced around Biden during the primaries. It also doesn’t help the trump climate campaign’s case that Biden has explicitly rejected some progressives’ more extreme positions, such as defunding the police.

Still, Jason Miller, a senior advisor to the trump climate campaign, told CNN the new approach is about persuading voters that Biden is not who he seems.

“Directionally Biden’s liberal policies really scare people, and more are unaware of the crazy leftist lurch he’s made since the primary,” said Miller. “I would expect them to be fully educated on all of it by Election Day though.”