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In their zeal to mollify the leftist progressive wing of their party, President Biden and the Democratic leadership in Congress have seriously jeopardized what was intended to be the administration’s signature accomplishment — a $4 trillion infrastructure program, the largest national public works project since the New Deal. Deep divisions between progressives, to whom bipartisanship is the equivalent of surrender, and moderates, who understand compromise is the only realistic path in a closely divided Congress, threatens to leave the president empty-handed. It would be an embarrassing loss with long-term implications. Inadvertently or not, Biden contributed to the danger of defeat when he announced he’d reached an agreement with a bipartisan group of 10 Senators — five Democrats and five Republicans — on a $1.2 trillion infrastructure program, only to go off script and imply he’d veto the legislation if it was not accompanied by a far larger bill sup

United statesWhite houseDistrict of columbiaWest virginiaMitch mcconnellKrysten sinemaJoe manchinNancy pelosiBernie sandersSenate republicanSenate majority leader charles schumerSenate democratsPresident bidenNew dealMajority leader charles schumerHouse speaker nancy pelosi