Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal Back On Track

President Biden initially linked a $1 trillion deal to a larger Democrat-backed measure, causing upset among some senators. He later clarified he did not intend to veto the deal, indicating he would sign it. Republican Senator Mitt Romney believes there is enough support to overcome a filibuster, and Senator Bill Cassidy suggests Mitch McConnell might support the package.

What was the initial reaction of some senators to President Biden's linkage of the infrastructure deal to a larger measure?

• They were confused but supportive.

• They were upset and felt blindsided.

• They were indifferent and uninterested.

• They were supportive and excited.

How did President Biden clarify his position regarding the infrastructure deal?

• He decided to abandon the infrastructure deal.

• He clarified he did not intend to issue a veto threat.

• He stated he would veto the bill.

• He insisted on linking the two bills.

What was the reaction of the senators after President Biden clarified his remarks?

• They were more confused than before.

• They felt the clarification was unnecessary.

• They were relieved and glad for the clarification.

• They decided to oppose the bill.

What did Senator Mitt Romney express about the Republican support for the infrastructure package?

• He believed only a few Republicans would support it.

• He thought there would be enough support to overcome a filibuster.

• He was unsure about the level of support.

• He believed there would be no support.

What did Senator Bill Cassidy suggest about Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's stance?

• McConnell was undecided about the package.

• McConnell would definitely oppose the package.

• McConnell had already rejected the package.

• McConnell might be on board with the package.