Infrastructure Read
The early success of the deal vindicated the president’s faith in bipartisanship. If he can keep it on track, it will help affirm the rationale for his presidency.
Political scientists who study legislative compromise (and the lack thereof) explain how this collaborative effort has unfolded.
A bipartisan group of senators reached the agreement on Wednesday, paving the way for President Biden’s environmental agenda.
The group’s analysis found that the offsets might only cover about half the cost of the legislation.
The vote was a breakthrough after weeks of wrangling among White House officials and senators in both parties, clearing the way for action on a top priority for President Biden.
The White House and bipartisan lawmakers have agreed on a package that would provide funding for roads, bridges and other physical infrastructure.
Comparing the infrastructure plan President Biden proposed in March with the one the Senate may take up soon.
President Biden unveiled a plan to increase the percentage of U.S.-manufactured components required in products purchased by the federal government from 55 percent to 75 percent.
The announcement, after weeks of negotiations, suggested the Senate could move forward soon on a bipartisan bill.
Time is running short for negotiators ahead of a scheduled August recess.
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