21-year-old David Hogg 'can't believe' that all the work put into bloated $3.5 trillion spending bill could 'be stopped by two senators'

Joe Biden’s beloved $3.5 trillion infrastructure bill is in a bit of trouble at the moment.

News tonight —> Senate Democrats suffer a blow on immigration as the parliamentarian rules the legalization provisions invalid for the multi-trillion-dollar bill.

It is deemed a "policy change."@SenSchumer says Dems will keep trying.

w/ @frankthorp: https://t.co/5JAI5Fuu2m

— Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) September 20, 2021

Democratic leaders and immigration activists say this is only the first bite at the apple and they'll go back to the parliamentarian to try again to fit this in.

If it doesn't happen in reconciliation, there is no Plan B.

There aren't 60 Senate votes.https://t.co/5JAI5Fuu2m

— Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) September 20, 2021

And here’s more from National Review:

Hot on the heels of Senator Manchin’s “Whoa, Nelly,” Politico reports that Senator Sinema has told Joe Biden that she’s aware of the game being played by Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer, and she’s having none of it:

MODS TO BIDEN: BIF NOW OR BUST — Sen. KYRSTEN SINEMA (D-Ariz.) delivered a tough message to President JOE BIDEN at a private meeting Wednesday, we’re told:If the House delays its scheduled Sept. 27 vote on the bipartisan infrastructure plan — or if the vote fails — she won’t be backing a reconciliation bill.

Sinema is not the only moderate taking this stand. Rep. KURT SCHRADER (D-Ore.) — one of approximately 10 moderate Democratic House members playing hardball with leadership — said he and several members of their group are on the same page. Some of the lawmakers have conveyed that message up the chain to leadership and the White House. A senior Democratic aide confirmed the warnings.

“If they delay the vote — or it goes down — then I think you can kiss reconciliation goodbye,” Schrader told Playbook. “Reconciliation would be dead.”