Will Trump pull the rug out? Probably. We've seen this movie before.
Top House and Senate Democrats sat down with President Donald Trump late Tuesday morning and about 90 minutes later emerged announcing a major infrastructure deal has been reached.
The cost: $2 trillion.
How will it be paid for?
No one knows.
Will Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell allow whatever bill comes from this long overdue deal get to the floor for a vote?
No one knows.
Will this legislation favor red states over blue states?
No one knows.
An infrastructure bill is critical. America is literally falling apart at the seams. But Democrats should be wary, given Trump's history of promising the moon then pretending he never said what he did.
NEW: Senate Minority Leader Schumer says that President Trump and congressional Democrats have agreed to seek a $2 trillion infrastructure spending bill. pic.twitter.com/IOwjU8d7se
— NBC News (@NBCNews) April 30, 2019
Here's the list of participants:
Full list of House and Senate Democrats attending infrastructure meeting with President Trump and Administration officials per WH. pic.twitter.com/jS56jx195G
— Craig Caplan (@CraigCaplan) April 30, 2019
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