House delays infrastructure vote, as negotiations among Democrats stall
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55% : If the bill offers and extends tax credits for solar and wind energy, it must do so without repealing fossil fuel credits, Manchin wrote to Schumer.53% : The more expensive bill, named the Build Back Better Act, would address climate change and shore up the economic safety net by providing Americans with two years of free community college, child care assistance, Medicare expansion and lower prescription drug prices, among other provisions.
49% : Washington -- The House delayed its planned vote on a bipartisan infrastructure bill late Thursday night, while negotiations continued over another measure -- a larger social safety net -- but failed to result in an agreement.
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