Biden prepared to push through infrastructure plan without GOP support

President Biden's second major legislative initiative so far looks unlikely to draw more bipartisan support than his first $1.9T COVID-19 relief package. Republicans are taking aim at the $2T infrastructure plan released last week, with Senator Roy Blunt urging the administration to significantly scale back the project if he wanted GOP support. "If we'd go back and look at roads and bridges and ports and airports, and maybe even underground water systems and broadband, you'd still be talking about less than 30% of this entire package," he told Fox News Sunday. Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell has also vowed to fight the scheme at "every step of the way," saying the proposal would increase debt and raise taxes.It may not matter. Over the weekend, Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said Biden is willing to push through the American Jobs Plan. He would prefer to have GOP backing, she said on CNN's