In order for the bipartisan infrastructure bill and larger social spending package to pass, Sen. Bernie Sanders, said the $3.5 trillion budget resolution price tag will likely be lowered.
until the larger human infrastructure bill is also ready for a vote. The budget resolution calls for investments in climate change policy, child care and other social programs, and is wider in scope than the bipartisan infrastructure bill, which includes measures to improve the nation’s physical infrastructure.
"Denying Americans millions of good-paying jobs, safer roads, cleaner water, more reliable electricity and better broadband only hurts everyday families," Sinema wrote. "This really is a test on whether democracy can work," Sanders said."I hope very much and I expect that the Democratic caucus and the president -- I know he will -- stand firm."Senator Bernie Sanders speaks to reporters as he arrives at the Capitol in Washington, Sept. 30, 2021.
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