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Senate Republicans are wrestling over their next move on infrastructure after five of their GOP colleagues stood beside President BidenJoe Biden Pence said he's 'proud' Congress certified Biden's win on Jan. 6 Americans put the most trust in their doctor for COVID-19 information: poll US to give Afghanistan 3M doses of J&J; vaccine MORE on Thursday to announce a bipartisan deal that is likely to pick up a lot of Democratic support.But some Republican senators are already raising concerns about what’s in the plan and whether the proposed pay-fors in the framework will really cover the cost of spending priorities.
As said here by Alexander Bolton