I don’t call the gun bill and infrastructure bill bipartisan

That gives too much credit to Republicans. I don’t think the bills are bipartisan when most Republicans in Congress voted against them.

Breaking News: Congress passed a bipartisan gun bill intended to stop dangerous people from accessing firearms, sending it to President Biden and ending nearly three decades of congressional inaction on gun policy. https://t.co/W1xS5UAD5r

— The New York Times (@nytimes) June 24, 2022

65-34: Senate votes to break filibuster and advance the bipartisan gun safety bill, clearing the way for a vote on final passage. pic.twitter.com/DkNZl8JtuY

— The Recount (@therecount) June 23, 2022

Infrastructure vote in the House

Infrastructure vote in the Senate

Guns

House: 234 for (including only 14 Republicans) and 193 against (think all were Republicans)

Senate: 65 for (including 15 Republicans) and 34 against (all Republicans)

Infrastructure

House: 228 for (including only 13 Republicans) and 206 against (including 6 Democrats)

Senate: 69 for (including 19 Republicans) and 30 against (all Republicans)