but really, the faultlines are the same as they ve ever been. progressives saying they re not going to budge they re not going to back the bipartisan infrastructure bill that passed the senate until they see more work done on the recken silluation package. that larger $3.5 trillion package which we may not be able to call the $3.5 trillion package for much longer because even the price tag is up in the air. you can tell that already speaker pelosi is trying to give herself a little wiggle room to try to get this done the vote that was supposed to be today on the bipartisan bill pushed now to thursday moderates still say that s a win for them at the same time, though, it s going to be really hard to see all of this reconciliation mess get sorted out in the next three to four days given the fact that the fault lines have remained the same the last three or four weeks and frankly, even longer than that. a lot of this, too, craig, is steeped in a mistrust within different factions of the d