A lot of credit goes to those 13 Republicans who did sign up and did support the infrastructure bill. But, look, it's just not healthy. Infrastructure should not be a partisan issue. But there isn't really a Democratic or Republican bridge. There isn't really a Democratic or Republican road.
White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain discussing the bipartisan nature of the infrastructure bill.
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