President Donald Trump’s long-stalled infrastructure package is unlikely to happen until after November’s midterm elections, he acknowledged Thursday. “We’ll probably have to wait until after the election,” Trump said in Richfield, Ohio, during what administration officials billed as a major speech on infrastructure. Republican leaders, in particular, have been dubious about the prospect of passing another massive spending package. “It could be a lame-duck strategy, that we do it after the election,” Shuster said. Trump also suggested to Congress that his infrastructure plan doesn’t necessarily have to be taken up in one piece.

Source: Huffington Post March 29, 2018 20:03 UTC