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Up with an idea to go ahead and vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill and also vote on a procedural vote for the build back better, kind of trying to do as much as they could there. well, there was a question for a while there. would progressives go for that? they kind of balked at it at the beginning and then really just with moments they had already gotten ready to open the vote for the bipartisan infrastructure bill and just moments before that opened the moderates issued a statement committing to a vote for the build back better act by november 15th. and then shortly thereafter the chair of the progressive caucus congresswoman jayapal saying she was willing to move forward with that plan, that progressives would support it. and again it s important to note not all progressives supported it. there were six who voted against it. but you have in of them were willing to vote for this that it made it over the finish line. so what happens next? the build back better act, once it g ....
Expected morning votes and and something that would be rather quick, and it did not turn out that way. just hours and hours of negotiations kind of dragging on as various factions of the party wanted different things. a handful of house moderates holding out for a cbo score on the build back better act. and then, the congressional black caucus offering a compromise idea to vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill, and a procedural vote on the build back better act. well, progressives balked at that at the beginning but in the end, everybody came around with moderates offering offering up a statement committing to voting for the build back better act by november 15th. and then, progressives, the chairwoman of the progressives saying the bulk of them would vote for this, which is what ended up happening and that is how they were able to get to those magic numbers and get this bill to president biden. so, that heads to his desk to become law. as for the build back better act, it now ....
Eyes, of course, to the build back better act. which those moderates have committed to voting on by november 15th. and they are waiting on that cbo score. that s going to take some time to get back. um, but that s certainly what progressives want to see and you can bet that s what house speaker nancy pelosi and house leadership wants to see. i mean, phil, they were in and out all day. people in and out of their office. we waited outside her office for hours today and saw various members, various caucuses going in to to really plead their case. and really trying to thread the needle from all these, um, various pieces of the democratic caucus. so, of course, they are hoping that they can now move forward and get this second part of president biden s agenda passed. more good news for president biden came friday in the latest u.s. jobs report. more than half a million jobs added in october. and the unemployment rate fell to levels not seen in a year and a half. cnn chief white house co ....
Most importantly, for helping countless families across america. finally, with tonight s vote, we plan to hold any minute, we are sending the once-in-a-century bipartisan infrastructure bill to the president s desk. separately, we we have also reached an agreement to move forward on a common sense build back better reconciliation bill assuming congressional budget office fiscal analysis is consistent with the white house financial numbers we received last night. our colleagues have committed that they will all vote for the rule tonight on the build back better act. and they have also committed that no later that november 15th, they will also deliver the votes to pass build back better act, which for us has been a transformative bill. a bill that will actually address racial justice. that will ensure that we are providing universal pre-k, childcare, that we are ensuring that we address healthcare costs and cap costs across the country. that we, finally, finally, take ....
How big of a win was it for him, politically? it was very big and indispensable after the losses in virginia and the lower turnout for democrats in new jersey. but the main thing is that he got the hard infrastructure. that is eat one that builds roads and bridges and broadband. tu things people can see, feel, and touch. got that through. but now, human infrastructure, including afterschool programs, getting the elderly to be helped in their homes. um, and having money for education. other kinds of things that are really important and also electric cars. so two different things. your hard infrastructure and more social spending that is coming up in the future. and the two different factions of the democratic party processives and the moderates were able to get together and finally say vote for this now, and that one later. november 15th. so where does that leave the build back better act? the one that progressives so want and fought to vote on at the same time? ....