The clean energy deal Democrats should not walk away from - The Washington Post
Key Points:
- A small group of liberals is attempting to derail a bipartisan agreement aimed at simplifying the building process in America, despite recent Democratic midterm victories.
- The failure to pass this compromise during the lame-duck session could signal that incoming Democratic majorities are not fully committed to housing affordability.
- The agreement is viewed as highly beneficial for the economy and unlikely to be replicated in the next Congress.
- Building trades and electricians' unions are actively advocating for the deal's approval to ensure progress before the new Congress convenes.