going on through reconciliation. to me, that is the third path that makes the most sense. so, your understanding is that what romney and manchin, the bipartisan one is really just, let s call it traditional roads and bridges. the wi-fi and infrastructure that i agree with you, by the way, is every bit as important as infrastructure no, no, the wi-fi is in their package. so, wi-fi is in the package they re talking about? okay. and things like ports and waterways. right. it s more traditional infrastructure, including broadband. but there are other things this nation needs right now, and anyone that had trouble getting child care during the pandemic knows exactly what i m talking about. but that is not subject to this deal, skand you say it maye a path of reconciliation, but do you have any reason to believe that the conservative democrats, you know, let s call it manchin, et al, maybe sinema, maybe tester, will they do reconciliation on the second
breaking tonight, there is a agreement, we are told, on a bipartisan deal according to senators romney and manchin. listen. republicans and democrats have come together, along with the white house, and we ve agreed on a framework, and we re going to be heading to the white house tomorrow. is it a done deal? no. but it is getting there, according to a source. look, the democrats are going to have problems with the progressive/left/fringe part of their party. okay? because this does not have our understanding is, a lot of what they wanted in terms of revenue offset and generating, in terms of taxing the rich, and a lot of things that they call infrastructure that traditionally people would not. but they do say they have an agreement with the white house and ten senators. manchin and romney both said it s fully paid for, and offsets the new spending. now, that s different than having additional revenue from additional tax increases to have additional spending.
right now there are vanishingly few votes in play. lisa murkowski said she will vote for it. senators romney and collins talking about potentially voting for it. like wise rob portman, but it appears almost certain that republicans will marshall the votes necessary to defeat it. why? they say they want the mid-term elections to be about joe biden, not about donald trump. he sees the commission about being expressly political and something that forces negative trump related headlines into the news. that s why he is opposing it and it appears that senate republicans are falling in like on that. you also have congress focused infrastructure and police reform. two completely different issues but both fraught. let s start with police reform.
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