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Democrats wary of emerging bipartisan infrastructure deal

Progressive Democrats are wary of an emerging deal on infrastructure being negotiated by five Republican and five Democratic senators, fearing it could make it tougher to get prized priorities to President Biden's desk.The progressives are specifically worried that passing a bipartisan infrastructure package consisting of the most popular infrastructure spending priorities - such as funding for roads, bridges, rail, public transport, airports.

United statesWhite houseDistrict of columbiaChuck schumerShelley moore capitoSheldon whitehouseBernie sandersKyrsten sinemaSenate majority leader charles schumerSenate budget committeePublic works committeeAmerican society of civil engineersGreg nash democratsPresident bidenBudget committee chairman bernie sandersAmerican society

Democrats, activists blast reported Trump DOJ effort to get journalists phone records

Democrats, activists blast reported Trump DOJ effort to get journalists phone records Tal Axelrod © Greg Nash Democrats, activists blast reported Trump DOJ effort to get journalists phone records Democrats and free press advocates blasted a new report showing that the Department of Justice (DOJ) under former President Trump obtained phone records of Washington Post reporters and attempted to access their email records. The broadsides came after The Washington Post revealed that the DOJ during the Trump administration tried to get the information of reporters Ellen Nakashima and Greg Miller, who still work for the paper, and Adam Entous, who previously reported for it, over their reporting into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.

United statesWhite houseDistrict of columbiaAdam entousCameron barrEllen nakashimaJohn deanTed lieuRichard nixonGreg millerWilliam barrDepartment of justiceTrump justice departmentWashington postJustice departmentAmerican civil liberties union

Democrats want Arizona to reject mapping firm s application to redraw districts

Democrats want Arizona to reject mapping firm s application to redraw districts Rafael Bernal © Greg Nash Democrats want Arizona to reject mapping firm s application to redraw districts Democrats are calling on Arizona s independent redistricting board to reject applications to draw maps from a group whose top official has served as an expert witness for Republican legislators in gerrymandering cases. The Arizona Independent Redistricting Committee (IRC) is due to vote Tuesday on which companies it will hire to perform the demographic analysis and draw redistricting maps based on the 2020 census. All On The Line, a campaign affiliated with the National Democratic Redistricting Committee, formally called on IRC on Thursday to reject an application to be the mapping consultants presented by Timmons Group and National Demographics Corporation (NDC).

United statesNorth carolinaKendra alvarezRuben gallegoThomas hofellerDouglas johnsonDale drozdTimmons groupDepartment of justiceNational demographics corporationNational democratic redistricting committeeArizona independent redistricting committeeRepublican national committeeGreg nash democratsThe lineArizona all on the line

Democrats push to add drug pricing, Medicare measures to Biden plan

Democrats push to add drug pricing, Medicare measures to Biden plan Peter Sullivan © Greg Nash Democrats push to add drug pricing, Medicare measures to Biden plan Leading congressional Democrats are pushing to add drug pricing measures and even an expansion of Medicare eligibility to President Biden s American Families Plan after the White House left the proposals out of the $1.8 trillion package. Biden made a rhetorical call to pass drug pricing legislation in his address to Congress on Wednesday, but the administration s decision not to include the measure in the president s human-focused infrastructure proposal, despite pressure from Democratic lawmakers, is raising questions about his commitment.

United statesWhite houseDistrict of columbiaAlex lawsonFrank pallone jrCongress onHuman servicesSenate finance committeeCommerce committeeHouse energyGreg nash democratsPresident bidenAmerican families planCommerce committee chairman frank palloneSenate finance committee chairman ron wydenBernie sanders

Democrats face big headaches on Biden s $4T spending plan

Democrats face big headaches on Biden s $4T spending plan Jordain Carney © Greg Nash Democrats face big headaches on Biden s $4T spending plan Democrats are scrambling to figure out how they can get President Biden s $4 trillion spending plan through Congress. Biden unveiled a $2.3 trillion infrastructure package late last month and a $1.8 trillion families package Wednesday night during his first address to Congress - presenting congressional Democrats with the herculean task of unifying their razor-thin majorities behind historically eye-popping figures. The two proposals are supposed to be Biden s next big legislative achievement, but there are deep divisions among Senate Democrats about the scope and strategy: Centrists want at least part of the proposals to be bipartisan, while progressives want Biden to go even bigger.

White houseDistrict of columbiaUnited statesChuck schumerBrian schatzd hawaiiBob caseyd paSherrod brownd ohioChris murphyd connSenate majority leader charles schumerSenate budget committeeSenate banking committeeSenate democratsGreg nash democratsPresident bidenBob caseyDick durbin

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