By Julia Rock, The Intercept
As the House of Representatives begins debating Democrats’ landmark budget reconciliation package, only 17 Democratic lawmakers have publicly committed to keeping the legislation tied to the bipartisan infrastructure bill, according to an unofficial whip count conducted by The Daily Poster, The Intercept, and The American Prospect.
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