The Hill reports:
House Democrats are now planning to vote Friday on their long-sought social spending package as well as the bipartisan infrastructure bill as they rush to deliver on President Biden’s agenda after disappointing state election results earlier this week.
The House Rules Committee met late Thursday night to advance the final text of the social spending legislation.
The House already completed floor debate on the bipartisan infrastructure bill in late September. In a sign of the high stakes for his agenda, Biden made calls Thursday night to House Democrats to urge support for the social spending package, according to a White House official.
Read the full article. At this writing, Republicans are losing an attempt to adjourn for the day.
#BREAKING: House sets up Friday votes for Biden agenda https://t.co/meeq4cRTsg pic.twitter.com/PP5pYWAmhk
— The Hill (@thehill) November 5, 2021
On the @HouseFloor today, Friday, November 5, 2021:
• Consideration of the Build Back Better Act
• Complete Consideration of the Senate Amendment to #HR3684, Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act
— U.S. House News (@USHouseNews) November 5, 2021
Republicans are already trying to adjourn pic.twitter.com/6w7M4Ti4zW
— Acyn (@Acyn) November 5, 2021