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Key GOP senator rejects 'arbitrary' infrastructure deal deadline

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Key GOP senator rejects 'arbitrary' infrastructure deal deadline

Key GOP senator rejects 'arbitrary' infrastructure deal deadline

On CNN’s State of the Union with Dana Bash, Republican Sen.

Rob Portman of Ohio dismisses Democrats’ plan to hold a Wednesday vote on the bipartisan infrastructure deal but says his bipartisan group has been “working all weekend” to finalize the bill.


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