We hear people time and time again wanting to have infrastructure legislation, but we don't pass it because it is part of the way it is put in, partisan.
David McKinley: “We hear people time and time again wanting to have infrastructure legislation, but we don't pass it because it is part…”
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Pointing out the challenges of passing infrastructure legislation due to partisanship.
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