Harris Williams：2021年第三季度工程建设部门报告（英文版）（12页）.pdf

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5、 package in early August that also enjoys wide support in the House. But liberals have insisted since June on holding that bill back until the broader economic package is agreed to out of fear that their moderate colleagues would be less likely to support it if the spending on roads, bridges and por

6、ts they favor is already signed into law. Congressional leaders got behind the idea of moving the bills together. That idea recently broke down as various lawmakers could not start mapping out a framework for the social spending bill without more details from Senators Manchin and Sinema on what poli