Have Biden and a bipartisan gang of senators agreed to pass an infrastructure bill?
Last week, five Republican and five Democratic senators  backed by an additional six Republican and five Democratic senators  appeared with the president to unveil the agreement. But Biden turned heads later that day when he vowed he would only sign the bipartisan plan into law if Congress simultaneously sends him a bill, crafted separately by the Democrats, to shore up the nations social infrastructure. This second bill would be whats called a reconciliation bill, able to pass the Senate with only Democratic votes. Biden watered down that threat over the weekend, but House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), has made clear that there isnt going to be a bipartisan bill unless there is a reconciliation bill.