Republican detractors of the bipartisan package cannot block its passage but they can still slow it down.
to advance the bipartisan package Saturday, shutting down debate after months of negotiations. The chamber is expected to vote on clearing one last filibuster Sunday evening, before a final vote is held to pass the bill, likely to occur Tuesday.
Among the major investments, the package provides $110,000 billion for roads and highways; $65 billion for broadband development; $55 billion for water infrastructure; $40 billion for bridges; $25 billion for airport projects; $23 billion for state water; and $15 billion to move lead service lines. Republican critics of the bill cannot block its passage but they can slow it down, and Senator Bill Hagerty of Tennessee indicated Saturday that he would act as the lone Republican to bring it to a crawl.
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