If President Biden had not spent months touting the virtues of his massive spending bill, the capitulation would not seem as much of a defeat.
Now the nearly $2 trillion measure is not going to get a vote before the end of the year, which in my view means it may never pass, given that next year is all about the midterms.
President Biden speaks near a bridge over the Pemigewasset River to promote infrastructure spending, Nov. 16, 2021, in Woodstock, New Hampshire.
(Associated Press)
Keep in mind that Biden got his infrastructure bill by promising House progressives a vote on…
