US President Joe Biden Hits Trail Campaign ahead of the Election of California

WASHINGTON: US President Joe Biden began a visit to Western countries Monday to hammer the case of his case about climate change and large investment, and campaigned in the election remember California.
Democratic President headed to California, a party fortress that he had not visited since the election, to support Governor Gavin Newsom, who faced a referendum that could make him work.
Before hitting the golden country, Biden would travel to Boise, Idaho, to visit the Fire Coordination Center.
He will then go to California Capital Sacramento.
The last leg of his trip would take him to Denver, Colorado, where he would make the case for two bills he had proposed that it would spend almost $ 5 trillion over the coming decade to overhaul the infrastructure of the nation, expanding various social services and fighting climate change.
The President is expected to repeat what is a message that is familiar with the urgency of handling climate change and disasters associated with it, including forest and storm fires – both have destroyed various fields of state in recent months.
Forest fires have raged across the western United States this summer, including in the state of Biden will visit.
On Sunday, the national intertlana firefighting center counted 80 large active fires in the country, including 22 in Idaho, involving more than 22,000 firefighters.
Biden, who has violated the climate change skepticism from its predecessor Donald Trump, recently said the world faces a “red code” on the dangers of climate change and calls for parties to put aside the problem.
But step by step from the call for bipartisan action, the President will enter the arena partisan during his journey, lending his support to the Governor of California at the last minute campaign in Long Beach.
California will choose Tuesday about whether OanT Newsom, 53, in the memory selection requested by the Republican Party is angry at the Covid-19 mask mandate, the cost of living is high and skyrocketing homelessness in the richest and most populous situation in this country.
Eighteen years ago, a similar voice allowed Arnold Schwarzenegger to win the Governor of California.
On paper, newsom, former Mayor of San Francisco was easily elected as governor in 2018 and whose term did not end until next year, not too much as a solid democratic state.
But the Democrats still consider elections, knowing that surprises are always possible, especially if the number of voters is low.