Dems, GOP fight over definition of infrastructure as Buttigieg calls it ‘dorm room debate’

Democrats and Republicans are still fighting over the definition of infrastructure.

"We think of it as infrastructure because infrastructure is the foundation that lets people participate in the economy, and as so many people watching this program know, when you're taking care of a loved one, doing some of those things because you don't have the kind of care structure to look after them, you can't even get a job because you're in this elder care situation because somehow we're one of the only developed countries that doesn't take care of this," Buttigieg said. "That's holding you back, the same way it holds you back if you don't have a road or bridge to get to where you want to go." Lead Republican negotiator Sen. Shelley Moore Capito, R-W. Va., also appeared on "Fox News Sunday" and took issue with the Biden administration including what she considered to be non-infrastructure items in the Democrats' proposal.