Many of my colleagues and I agree with them have been unwilling to put up a vote for that Senate Bill in the absence of more than just that, because it's a final vote, it becomes law at that point. That's why we've asked that both bills move together.
Huffman explains the reluctance to vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill without the Build Back Better Act being considered simultaneously.
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