Energy Secretary Jennifer GranholmJennifer GranholmDivisions remain on infrastructure as clock ticks on bipartisan deal Energy secretary: Adversaries have capability of shutting down US power grid Sunday shows – Infrastructure dominates MORE said on Sunday that a deal on President BidenJoe BidenFauci, Jill Biden visit New York vaccine site More than 100 former world leaders call on G7 countries to to pay for global COVID-19 vaccination Ukraine’s president implores Biden to meet him before summit with Putin MORE‘s infrastructure plan “has got to be done soon,” adding that it is “perplexing” and “frustrating” that one has not been reached.

“This has got to be done soon,” Granholm said on CNN’s “State of the Union.” 

“It’s just curious why there isn’t more coming together,” Granholm said. “The president still has hope. [Sen.] Joe ManchinJoe ManchinThe Senate may be a legislative graveyard, but debate is not yet dead in the US Divisions remain on infrastructure as clock ticks on bipartisan deal Sunday shows – Infrastructure dominates MORE [D-W.Va.] still has hope. … But I can tell you the House will start their markup on Wednesday.”

Granholm also said it is “a bit perplexing why the Republicans haven’t moved further on critical pieces.”

“I will just say this. In my world, in the energy space, Republicans have pushed four pieces of the energy infrastructure that the president had put into the American Jobs Plan that are not in their counteroffer.” 

“It is frustrating that there’s not more coming together on this,” she said. “The president’s red line, as you have heard, is that inaction is his red line. So there will be action. We’re just hopeful that we can see it in a bipartisan way. That would be good for the country.”

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