In the weeks since President Biden’s agenda stalled in a bitterly divided Congress, something unusual happened on Capitol Hill: Democrats and Republicans started working together.
With President Biden’s agenda stalled, parties work together on measures related to Post Office, sexual harassment and voting laws
President Biden said at a news conference in January that the stalled $2 trillion Build Back Better proposal would likely have to be split up to get certain pieces, such as provisions on climate, energy and early-childhood education, passed. Photo: Oliver Contreras/Sipa/Bloomberg News
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