that a bipartisan group of senators brokered with President Joe Biden. But supporters in both parties remained hopeful of a better chance soon.
The party-line vote was 51-49 against proceeding, far short of the 60 “yes” votes needed to get past the Republicans’ block. The Democratic leader switched his vote to “no” at the end, a procedural step that would allow him to move to reconsider. The next steps are uncertain, but the bipartisan group insists it is close to a deal and expects to finish soon. The senators were joined for a private lunch ahead of the vote by the two leaders of the House’s Problem Solvers Caucus, a bipartisan group generally supportive of the effort.
Republican Sen. Todd Young of Indiana was among the Republicans who signed the letter seeking the delay and said he was “cautiously optimistic” they can reach a bipartisan deal. that could bring in some $170 billion to be used for infrastructure. They are also still haggling over public transit funds.
If there is a bridge connecting Long Island and Connecticut in this bill it needs to pass
OK, done! Now, as Malcolm and dem' used to say, let us move on. Funding for the poor?
So the news article title should read “Democrats rush to vote on open debate before bipartisan group finished negotiations on infrastructure bill”. Once again the AP proves which side of the table they are on.
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FUQ this country, we will suffer because this is this old turtle LeaderMcConnell
🤣😂🤣. Silly Dems. 'Lucy's' tricks alway work on you.
Auto companies changed dealer names & voided 24-36 month parts warranties to cover up TaxEvasion IRS_CI Destroyed records 2020-007235 TIGTA TRN-2009-0433 & TRN-2010-0201 USTreasury coverup
Get rid of LeaderMcConnell all he’s done is block progress
That's all republicans are good for
Cowards
Then how could it be bipartisan?
They don't want to negotiate...they're just trying to delay, delay, delay. Get on without them!
Stop the delaying tactics of the Republicans, kill the filibuster, and start getting things done.
Always hindering change those guys.. GOPBetrayedAmerica RepublicansAreTheProblem
Americans voted overwhelmingly for Biden & his plans. Why is this a stall? We’ll be back in droves come 2022 & vote Republicans out for good! McConnell needs to just go and retire out. He’s too old and just dragging on our economic recovery.
Gopco
How long is this fossil going to be in the government…. Give a chance to younger folks….
IntelCrab Enough.
This is nonsense the Democrat senators can find another way to pass this legislation through reconciliation.
SenSchumer SpeakerPelosi POTUS VP McConnell laughs and still won't let bills pass. End the filibuster and pass the bills you were elected to. We will remember in 2022/24. America and the people can't wait any longer. Do your job and make America better. EndtheFilibuster
Could someone please take all our legislatures to space until they can sit at a table and resolve our issues. Stop paying them too.
Good lord just pass the bill already. Both sides are at fault.
Time to pass the real infrastructure bill with reconciliation after the GOP blocked debate of the bipartisan bill.
Republicans were never interested in governing. They have always only been interested in obtaining and holding power. The nation and its citizens be damned.
In a little over 4 months Covid will have been in the U.S. 2 yrs they're just now urging people to get vaccinated so just like they'll wait until bridges collapse and roads are in such disrepair they're not useable water lines power grids etc... then say something needs 2b done
They have zero intention of voting for this deal.
Republicans in action! Can’t even debate an issue!
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