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SomethingCovid-19CornerBaseball-seasonDealingFansSandra-smithGlobe-life-fieldMarthaThe-storyPresidentThanksTransit systems, high speed internet, clean drinking water, capping the or fanphan wells. i m working with democrats and republicans to get this done because while there is a lot we don t agree on, i believe that we should be able to work together on the few things we do agree on. wednesday s final tally was 67-32 to open senate debate on the huge spending project currently pegged at about $1 trillion. ryan nobles has more from capitol hill. reporter: this was a big first step. 17 senate republicans joining democrats in passing a motion to proceed, which advances that $1 trillion infrastructure bill. there is more than $500 billion in new spending in this package and includes spending for roads and bridges, also for rail, both passenger and freight rail,
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