Sinema Meets Biden on Bipartisan Infrastructure Talks
Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, D-Ariz., met with President Joe Biden Tuesday on senators’ work on an infrastructure spending amid concerns talks were unravelling (see 2107260060). Sinema told reporters the meeting was “productive” and bipartisan talks are “moving forward.” It's “always hard…
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to answer” whether those negotiations remain on track, but they appear to be, she said. “It’s very much in everyone’s interest for a bipartisan deal to be completed,” said Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, another member of the group. He confirmed that broadband policy issues remain a sticking point in the talks.