'Infrastructure = communism is a new one. Adam Kinzinger of Illinois, who voted with Democrats Friday, hit back at Greene. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., tweeted that the Republicans who voted with Democrats 'handed over their voting cards' to Pelosi to pass Biden's 'Communist takeover of America via so-called infrastructure.'īut Republican Rep.

'I can't believe Republicans just gave the Democrats their socialism bill,' Rep. “Only 3 days after voters rejected Biden's failed policies in deep blue VA & NJ, 13 spineless 'Republicans' decided to tag-team with Democrats and helped pass their $5 TRILLION socialist takeover of our country,” Miller tweeted.

Mary Miller, R-Ill., added to the backlash, calling colleagues who voted for the bill “spineless” on Twitter. More: House passes historic $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill: 5 Things podcast Time to name names and hold these fake republicans accountable.” “Pelosi did not have the votes in her party to pass this garbage. “RINOS just passed this wasteful $1.2 trillion dollar ‘infrastructure’ bill,” Boebert tweeted late Friday night. Lauren Boebert, R-Colo., called her colleagues “RINOS' – Republicans in name only. More: 'A monumental step forward': Biden hails House passage of $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure billįederal student aid: Biden's spending bill would increase student aid for low-income students: But is it enough to keep up with the cost of college?īut the GOP members faced harsh criticism afterward for supporting the bill, including from fellow Republican members. On Saturday, he called passage of the bill “a monumental step forward as a nation.” The measure is one of President Joe Biden's key domestic priorities. It was about real people, and the tangible actions Congress could take to better their lives by rebuilding and revitalizing our nation’s crumbling infrastructure.” “Make no mistake, tonight’s vote was about roads, bridges, and clean water. “After months of being held hostage by Progressive Democrats, the House was finally able to vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill,” Garbarino said on Twitter. Andrew Garbarino of New York was one of 13 Republicans who voted for the bipartisan bill, which passed 228-206, with some progressive Democrats voting against it. WASHINGTON – The $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill that the House approved late Friday passed with the help of several Republicans, who faced a swift backlash Saturday from their GOP colleagues.

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