If it does blow up, and I don’t think it will, It’s not a done deal for the President’s agenda. Why? Because we have this second process called reconciliation in which we can pass all of this plus the human infrastructure spending that we all want to invest in.
Chris Murphy: “If it does blow up, and I don’t think it will, It’s not a done deal for the President’s agenda. Why? Because we have…”
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Chris Murphy explains that even if the bipartisan deal fails, the President's agenda can still proceed through reconciliation.
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