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.

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.

The president has said that transitioning to electric vehicles is a way to create good-paying American union jobs for the next generation of transportation.

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

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

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.

Sen. Shelley Moore Capito claimed the only infrastructure the public wants is roads and bridges.

The GOP alternative omits funding for the human infrastructure needed to provide care for children and older Americans.

A new poll found 76% of all voters and 57% of Republicans believe investment in clean energy is important.

His promise of a congressional ‘backlash’ for ‘woke corporate America’ does not apparently include any actual backlash.

Republicans want to make sure drivers of electric and hydrogen-powered vehicles pay more.

Sen. John Cornyn says Republicans could agree to one-third of the money President Joe Biden wants for his American Jobs Plan.

But it only offers a fraction of the benefits President Joe Biden’s American Jobs Plan does.

John Barrasso is apparently very worried that Biden’s infrastructure plan might help protect the planet.

Republicans’ claim that it will cost 1 million jobs totally skips over the jobs part of the American Jobs Plan.

They want a gas tax increase instead of a corporate tax increase.

A Republican memo was sent just before President Joe Biden was scheduled to meet with a delegation of Congress members from both parties.

GOP lawmakers are upset that it helps older Americans, contains too many things, and doesn’t build Donald Trump’s border wall.

And they are demanding similar cuts to the infrastructure package now.

Rep. Brian Mast wants to fund the $2.25 trillion American Jobs Plan by slashing $40 billion in foreign aid.

Congressional Republicans say only roads and bridges count as infrastructure — but also that President Joe Biden’s infrastructure plan should include Donald Trump’s failed wall.

Nearly three-quarters of likely voters support Biden’s plan.

Up to 10 million Americans are still getting their water through lead pipes — and Republicans have refused to do anything about it.

Republicans suddenly have a very narrow definition of infrastructure.

Sen. Roy Blunt (R-MO) said Democrats would have an ‘easy win’ with President Joe Biden’s infrastructure bill — if they’d just cut out the two-thirds of it Republicans don’t like.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell says Republicans will unanimously oppose President Joe Biden’s new jobs plan.