Today, President Biden is headed to Poughkeepsie, New York to tout IBM’s investment of $20 billion in the state over the next decade, including a new facility to manufacture semiconductor chips. This comes on the heels of Micron’s new commitment to invest up to $100 billion over 20 years in chips manufacturing facilities, an investment that is expected to help create 45,000 jobs right here in the United States. 

American manufacturing is resurging and American workers are winning thanks to President Biden’s economic agenda and Democrats’ passage of the CHIPS and Science Act. The majority of congressional Republicans, including New York U.S. Representatives Lee Zeldin (NY-01), Andrew Garbarino (NY-02), Nicole Malliotakis (NY-11), Elise Stefanik (NY-21), Claudia Tenney (NY-22), and Joe Sempolinski (NY-23) sided with China and voted against the legislation that helped make these investments possible. 

Here’s a look at what they’re reading as President Biden heads to Poughkeepsie, NY: 

• The Poughkeepsie Journal: Biden in Poughkeepsie: President to visit IBM to talk jobs in Hudson Valley
• News 12 Westchester: President Biden to announce $20B investment by IBM in Hudson Valley
• New York Daily News: Biden set to visit IBM Poughkeepsie plant to highlight $20B expansion plan
• Albany Times Union: President Biden to visit Poughkeepsie on Thursday
• Hudson Valley One: Huge chipmaking facility to be built near Syracuse
• Spectrum News: IBM to announce $20B tech investment in N.Y.’s Hudson Valley during Biden visit
• Syracuse Post-Standard: IBM to invest $20 billion to expand manufacturing, research in Hudson Valley