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"The Senate and White House … were able to strike a deal by lowering the total cost and focusing on traditional infrastructure," said Rep. Sam Graves of Missouri, the top Republican on the Transportation Committee. "The House [was] … sidelined throughout this process, and now the majority is going to try to make up for their lack of input on infrastructure through this $3.5 trillion spending bill."
House Democrats break Biden's pledge not to double-cross GOP on infrastructure spending →
Mr. Graves argues that limitations will do little to alleviate rising prices at the pump.
House GOP urges Biden to ditch budget limits on fossil fuels as gas prices rise →
