Biden weighs going big on infrastructure — or going bipartisan - NBC News

WASHINGTON — Go big or go bipartisan? When President Biden first faced this question earlier this year regarding his Covid-19 relief plan, he decided to go big, opting for his $1.9 trillion ... Read More

Go Green Or Go Bipartisan? Biden's Big Infrastructure Choice

The debate is similar to the political and policy differences complicating Biden’s broader talks over his ambitious infrastructure agenda, the sweeping $1.7 trillion American Jobs Plan making ... Read More

Joe Biden had a choice: Go big or go bipartisan. He opted for big

“I believe the president is sincere,” said Sen. Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, one of the 10 Republican lawmakers who met with Biden in the White House prior to the vote. “He wants to be bipartisan. Read More

Biden meets with bipartisan group of lawmakers on infrastructure

Mr. Biden has pitched a $2.3 trillion infrastructure proposal aimed at boosting the economy, renovating landmarks, rebuilding roads and bridges, rebuilding schools and spending billions fighting ... Read More

"We have a deal": Biden announces bipartisan compromise on ... - CBS News

Biden endorses bipartisan infrastructure agreement 02:11. Washington — President Biden threw his support behind an infrastructure proposal negotiated by a bipartisan group of senators, boosting ... Read More

GOP senators reject Biden tying bipartisan infrastructure ... - ABC News

The day after President Joe Biden touted a deal with a bipartisan group senators on an infrastructure package, other Republican lawmakers have raised new questions about whether they’ll support ... Read More

Biden Announced A Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal. What Happens Now ...

Biden Announced A Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal. ... It's big, but it is not as big as Biden hoped. ... there's a lot of heavy lifting left to go. Biden says he doesn't know for sure that they'll ... Read More

With Infrastructure, Can Biden Win Just by Going Big?

The left hasn’t been shy about critiquing Barack Obama—his appointments from Larry Summers and Tim Geithner to his unwillingness to prosecute George W. Bush-era officials over torture. They ... Read More

Go green or go bipartisan? Biden’s big infrastructure choice

Key Democrats are warning the administration to quit negotiating with Republicans, calling it a waste of time that will produce no viable compromise. Read More