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Senate minority leader mitch mcconnell objected to the bill because it would put a new tax on america's richest 345,532 people. >> i'm sure that it is the case that most americans support raising taxes on high-income individuals. my guess is they might have a different view if they knew that 4 out of 5 of those individuals were actually business owners. nevertheless, it's time it seems to me for us to quit making the campaign speeches and remember the election is in november of '12, not this month of '11. >> so right in that sound bite mitch mcconnell what the american people want and then he ...

Mitch mcconnell visited the closed bridge in kentucky that i was talking about. he admitted, look, roads and bridges are not partisan in washington. that's a quote from him. paul ryan, the republican in charge of the budget process, recently said, you can't deny that infrastructure does create jobs. what's holding us back? let's get moving and put america back to work. >> so let's do the numbers. there are 308 million americans, the infrastructure bill will be paid for by, get this, a .7% tax on all income over $1 million. who's it effect? the tax is going to hit 345,532 millionaire taxpayers....

America jobs bill. the bill would have created thousands of construction jobs by investing $50 billion in rebuilding america's roads, bridges, and airports. not a single republican voted for the bill. backstabber joe lieberman and sellout ben nelson joined with the republicans to kill the bill. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell objected to the bill because it would put a new tax on america's richest 345,532 people. >> i'm sure that it is the case that most americans support raising taxes on high-income individuals. my guess is they might have a different view if they knew that 4 out of 5 ...

Rebuilding america's roads, bridges, and airports. not a single republican voted for the bill. backstabber joe lieberman and sellout ben nelson joined with the republicans to kill the bill. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell objected to the bill because it would put a new tax on america's richest 345,532 people. >> i'm sure that it is the case that most americans support raising taxes on high-income individuals. my guess is they might have a different view if they knew that 4 out of 5 of those individuals were actually business owners. nevertheless, it's time it seems to me for us to quit ...