Progressives hold firm, say NO again to infrastructure bill

But the thing is, Jayapal is now saying: "As we've consistently said, there are dozens of our members who want to vote both bills—the Build Back Better Act and the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act—out of the House together." And voting on the House BBB bill before it passes the Senate, the original commitment, means Manikin and Dimena can and will tank it given it has provisions they have flatly already rejected. Something smells rotten in the House.