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Republicans who voted for Biden's infrastructure bill come under fire from Trump
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By Alex Rogers and Manu Raju, CNN Former President Donald Trump privately criticized on Monday night the 13 Republicans who voted to pass the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill, questioning why they would give President Joe Biden a win when he’s struggling in the polls, according to a GOP source.
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Republicans who voted for Biden's infrastructure bill come under fire from Trump
House leaders finally passed the bipartisan infrastructure bill after a deadlock within the Democratic Party delayed its initial passage in a much-needed victory for President Joe Biden.
President Biden on Saturday hailed passage of the mammoth $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill, describing it as a transformative measure that would reshape the U.S.
UPDATE, 11:27 p.m.: The House passed the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill, which will now go to President Biden for a signature. The votes were 228 in favor of the bill, and 206 against passing it....
A majority of lawmakers voted to approve Biden's $1.2 trillion package — setting up the president to sign it into law. Political infighting among the Democrats, however, meant delays on Biden's social welfare bill.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi wrestled her reluctant liberal faction into voting to pass a bipartisan infrastructure bill, providing President Joe Biden with a desperately needed legislative victory.
Biden's presidency hung in the balance as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi brought the $1.2 trillion Bipartisan Infrastructure Framework to the floor for a vote.
President Joe Biden touted the long-awaited passage of his bipartisan infrastructure deal, swiping at his predecessor while promising his estimated $1.75 trillion partisan social welfare and climate spending package would land on his desk soon.
President Biden and House Democrats celebrated overnight after the passage of the bipartisan $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill, which ended weeks of deadlock amid infighting between the party's moderates and progressives.
A cadre of moderate House Republicans saved President Biden’s $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure deal from defeat on Friday after far-left Democrats rebelled against the legislation.
Democrats rescued President Joe Biden’s faltering domestic agenda Friday, passing a giant infrastructure package that is one of the pillars of his $3 trillion economic vision after rebel moderates ha…
Democrats passed the massive infrastructure bill late Friday, with the help of 13 Republicans who voted "yes" and without the help of six progressives who voted against it. It comes after a weeks-long delay caused by Democratic infighting over the bill
President Biden took a victory lap after the passage of the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure deal, calling it “a monumental step forward for the nation,” and then he set his sights on the next, bigger goal.
The bipartisan infrastructure bill represented the fulfillment of a major campaign promise, but the immediate political gain the president might reap was uncertain.
Final passage of a massive public works bill Friday provided President Joe Biden what had increasingly seemed like a vanishing ideal: A major, bipartisan accomplishment that has the power to improve the lives of millions of Americans.
President Biden's polls have plunged. As his agenda stalled, his party lost the Virginia gubernatorial race. The infrastructure win gives him some lift as he now tries to pass a much-tougher bill.
President Joe Biden on Saturday hailed Congress' passage of his $1 trillion infrastructure package as a “monumental step forward for the nation" after fractious fellow Democrats resolved a m
The $1 trillion bill, which promises to create jobs and improve broadband, water supplies and other public works, was passed with votes from 13 Republicans Friday.
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