Rep. Debbie Lesko (R-AZ) has opposed all of President Joe Biden’s jobs legislation.

The Democrats’ proposal would invest in climate, health care, and human infrastructure.

Eleven Republican senators vowed in June to support a $579 billion infrastructure investment before ultimately voting against beginning debate on the matter altogether.

The state has gained more than 44,000 new jobs since Inauguration Day.

Biden’s American Jobs Plan ‘will help prepare us before the next big cold snap hits,’ Steve Brown writes.

But they refused to allow any tax increases to actually pay for the bipartisan $579 billion investment package.

Republicans have cited a Tax Policy Center study that doesn’t support their claims.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell called proposed funding ‘unrelated tax hikes, wasteful spending, and Green New Deal socialism.’

The president plans to pass a bipartisan infrastructure deal and to enact other priorities separately using budget reconciliation.

Some Senate Democrats say the omissions must be covered in other legislation.

Democrats in Congress are reportedly willing to agree to a smaller version of Biden’s American Jobs Plan now if they can pass their other spending priorities through reconciliation soon after.

The Biden administration is pushing back against proposed gas tax increases in the latest deal.

Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) wants to spend even less on infrastructure than the GOP counterproposal while ignoring climate change completely.

559,000 new jobs were added last month, with unemployment claims dropping once again.

The Republican counteroffer is not even close to President Joe Biden’s proposed compromise of $1.7 trillion.

President Joe Biden offered to cut about a quarter of the spending out of the American Jobs Plan.

Rep. Yvette Herrell’s proposal would suspend the gasoline tax that funds transportation infrastructure.

Most Americans want to fund federal investment plans by taxing the rich and corporations.

The number of initial unemployment claims dropped to 473,000 last week.

‘We are really tying that back to this notion that environmental justice and equity will be center stage at EPA and this administration,’ said EPA Administrator Michael Regan.

Days after saying he would not negotiate, the Senate minority leader is already waffling.

Republicans previously warned the president’s proposals might make the economy too hot.

So much for the bipartisanship Republicans demanded.

And he wants the plan to be much smaller than what the GOP first suggested.

Republicans are against nearly everything President Joe Biden deems needed.

Sen. Mitch McConnell accused President Joe Biden of running as a moderate but not governing as one.

Nearly 100 days into his tenure, Joe Biden remains popular with a majority of the country. And his policies are even more popular than he is.

It doesn’t even come close to covering the ground the American Jobs Plan does.

Rep. Kat Cammack seems to have read neither the American Jobs Plan nor recent polls.

They also really like his forthcoming $1.8 trillion American Families Plan.