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Biden gives green light to bipartisan infrastructure plan
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White House and lawmakers strike deal on US infrastructure
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We have a deal: Biden OK s $1 2 trillion infrastructure plan
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Voting bill championed by Klobuchar blocked in Senate Hunter Woodall, Star Tribune
WASHINGTON – Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar was left to contend with a harsh reality, no matter how she framed the situation.
The wide-ranging elections package she s championed in the Senate was firmly sidelined in a party-line vote Tuesday, blocked through a combination of fierce GOP opposition and the lasting power of the legislative filibuster. Remaining for Klobuchar and other Democrats were questions over how to move forward on a top priority whose future looks grim.
Klobuchar however appeared undeterred, and she and other leading Democrats say they ll continue to press the issue.
US election reform vote likely to fail despite Democrat Senators uniting NEWS WIRES © Leah Millis, Reuters
U.S. Senate Democrats united on Tuesday around an election reform bill they say is critical to democracy, although the measure was headed to likely failure as Republicans argued it infringed on states rights.
Moderate Joe Manchin of West Virginia, the sole Democrat not to have signed on as a co-sponsor of the bill, said he would vote to open debate on the measure while he and his colleagues negotiate details of a more narrow bill than one passed in March by the House of Representatives.